These companies have unmatched stores of information, as well as an unmatched ability to use that information to reshape their existing businesses or create new ones.
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Her polished vocals & style were unmatched as the #SongStylist.
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And our unmatched levels of gun ownership have deadly consequences.
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The energy at the New York billionaire's rallies was unmatched.
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AHS confronts our deepest fears with unmatched suspense and style.
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The update timing appears to be unmatched from other services.
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They both provide incredible experiences, unmatched elsewhere in modern technology.
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He was the most generous, wise soul with unmatched kindness.
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Jefferies, an investment bank, calls Nintendo's IP an "unmatched treasure".
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Zanester98 couldn't meet her standards, and she unmatched him immediately.
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A broad answer can be found in football's unmatched appeal.
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He had an unmatched ability to inspire people, including me.
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Unstructured data can now become a driver for unmatched success.
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ANDREW ROSS SORKIN: You just said the word unmatched scale.
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At the time, it was unmatched globally among small cities.
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US military capability to monitor and strike globally is unmatched.
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"Mann's storytelling skills are unmatched," our reviewer Bill McKibben writes.
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But the opportunity India offers is massive and perhaps unmatched.
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BEHOLD THE "great and unmatched wisdom" of President Donald Trump.
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American presidents have unmatched leverage over foreign leaders, Vindman explained.
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In the locker room, he was unmatched as a prankster.
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I have two unmatched socks after I put the laundry away.
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His record is unmatched and I'm glad that he's my quarterback.
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But his passion, vision, and dedication to Uber are simply unmatched.
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Their harmonies are kind of unmatched in hip-hop, only imitated.
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The resilience, determination and mental fortitude of this man is unmatched.
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"He was unmatched in terms of his agility level," Huffine says.
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But to Rees, the Jucy Lucy at Matt's Bar is unmatched.
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Living forever initially sounds like a utopian destiny of unmatched bliss.
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Once, thousands of years ago, the greatness of Greece was unmatched.
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" America was "a nation founded on unparalleled freedom and unmatched unfreedom.
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Game day provides an atmosphere that is unmatched in Division III.
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Her bloodline gives her an unmatched status among North Korean elites.
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Morrison's impact on America's landscape of literature and letters was unmatched.
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We examined how his billions created an unmatched empire of influence.
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Trump, in his "great and unmatched wisdom," must be pretty pleased.
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And Biden's depth of experience is unmatched in the Democratic primary.
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It's a truly masterful autofocus experience that is thus far unmatched.
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Analysts attribute Aramco's high valuation in part to its unmatched profitability.
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Democracy, they argued, has a "capacity unmatched…in solving complex problems".
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Giancarlo Stanton, whose raw power is unmatched, will also take part.
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Consistency is a hallmark of the conference, unmatched in the East.
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They have tones and notes of melancholy unmatched by other games.
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It's also an experience still unmatched, certainly by any mainstream publisher.
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It will also, I know from personal experience, recycle people you have matched with and then unmatched later, or even people you have exchanged phone numbers with and then unmatched after a handful of truly "whatever" dates.
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Past guests praise the amazing rooms, incredible views, and unmatched spa experience.
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The consistency he has shown in MMA's deepest shark tank is unmatched.
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Both have captured massive, takes-all-kinds audiences at an unmatched scale.
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" The Patreon's description also says True Pundit offers "investigative intelligence unmatched elsewhere.
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But above all, India's ruling party enjoys unmatched discipline and organising power.
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Sean Bean's unmatched talent for dying on screen has traumatized fans everywhere.
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Its total military, diplomatic, scientific, cultural and economic power is still unmatched.
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It's super fast and ridiculously lightweight, and its usability is basically unmatched.
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His documentation of body modification, fetish, and radical sex communities is unmatched.
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The Trump administration has shown some support for nuclear energy's unmatched resiliency.
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Pelosi, according to her and her congressional allies, has unmatched political skills.
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"It really has almost unmatched scale on the content side," Bakish said.
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The book's profound influence was unmatched by any other she would write.
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Well, someone actually unmatched with me when they realized I was Welsh.
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Gawker changed political reportage to a degree unmatched by Strunk and White.
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As a husband and father, he was unmatched as a role model.
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He greets an opera of unmatched ambiguity with a web of associations.
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From an execution standpoint, I think they're unmatched maybe in any industry.
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Ms. Kim's bloodline gives her an unmatched status among the party's elites.
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Bernie Sanders, whose small-dollar donor army is unmatched in the primary.
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The McChicken patty and the McGriddle cakes were very unmatched in size.
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Through her compositions and unmatched musicianship, Aretha helped define the American experience.
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Her gait was full of pep and purpose and her voice unmatched.
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Founders have an unmatched level of respect among rank-and-file employees.
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NBC/Getty Images Seinfeld fans know Jerry's passion for cereal is unmatched.
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"Starbucks' heritage of innovation is largely unmatched in the restaurant industry," Kalinowski wrote.
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For Sinatra especially, the respect an association with Kennedy could provide was unmatched.
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We were providing a constant source of information unmatched in the media industry.
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I have unmatched qualifications as a political leader, civic leader, and business leader.
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She ruthlessly trounced rivals, broke rules and exploited an unmatched array of contacts.
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There is an unmatched, unprecedented moment of glory in Avengers: Endgame's climactic battle.
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We bring to this forum unmatched military, political, economic, cultural and moral strength.
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The Surface Pro 6 is unmatched as a 2-in-1 laptop replacement.
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When combined, The Infinity Stones give the individual who wields them unmatched power.
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Paak, 50 NWA and others is unmatched and how i inspire to be.
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He always righted wrongs and did it with an unmatched level of humility.
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We bring to this forum unmatched military, political, economic, cultural, and moral strength.
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The U.S. market "gives us great opportunity to deliver unmatched results," he said.
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And she has stamina, too — an amount unmatched by any of her friends.
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This will allow publishers to claim royalties for the so-called unmatched tracks.
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He occupies a unique and virtually unmatched position within the Democratic legal universe.
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Its powerful combination of speed and resolution is simply unmatched in today's market.
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Members of Congress have an unmatched ability to prevent damage by this president.
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Now, after 119 wins between the regular season and playoffs, they remain unmatched.
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During the postwar years, the American economy was unmatched by any other country.
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China's density of component makers and assembly factories is unmatched around the world.
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Gone are his blocks, his passes, his points and his unmatched, electric presence.
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Shown here at night, the deck has an unmatched view of the city.
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Facebook's market leading position in the advertising market is unmatched, according to Jefferies.
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Even with its unmatched arsenal of turbines, China still lags the United States.
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And among their fish — sole, cod, plaice, scallops, langoustines — especially their unmatched herring.
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The firmness of his character, and unyielding love for this country, were unmatched.
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Despite giving a thorough reply, Haley found herself unmatched — meaning the message thread disappears.
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Lee was everywhere, and his bold and versatile leadership style has been unmatched since.
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My friends would describe me as an aphrodisiac with unmatched charisma and charm, probably.
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He benefits from strong name recognition and an unmatched network of small-dollar donors.
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A decade later, the MCU's success is unmatched by any other franchise in Hollywood.
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His grassroots effort is unmatched and he's talking to Ohioans of every political affiliation.
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Her second album Nos, released in 2000, cemented her status as an unmatched singer.
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Stodden noted that AT&T's cash flows, business diversity, reach and breadth is unmatched.
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It significantly accelerates software development cycles by providing a simple interface with unmatched reliability.
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I was so disappointed when I tried to respond and saw she unmatched me.
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"It's a beauty that is unmatched pretty much anywhere, I would think," Gyllenhaal added.
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The firsthand reporting experience for one of the world's leading media companies is unmatched.
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And it's all of these things that help her boundary-breaking work remain unmatched.
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Moreover, carbon-based fossil fuels have supported unmatched economic prosperity since the Industrial Revolution.
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All that being said, Endgame is still an unmatched finale for a historic franchise.
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" Then he praised J. Lo's work ethic, adding: "Macha, your hard work is unmatched.
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"This ring is truly priceless with unmatched cultural significance," she said in an email.
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In the digital age, there are unmatched levels of competition for eyes and attention.
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They've galvanized voters past and present around substance rather than scandal in unmatched ways.
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And they permeate small towns with a prominence that is unmatched around the world.
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But here's the thing: Government interventions work at a scale that is absolutely unmatched.
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Its richness is unmatched, and its uses in cooking are deeply and widely entrenched.
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Art drives ideas home in a way that is unmatched by any other medium.
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Juventus has won six straight Serie A championships, a run unmatched in Italian history.
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"Kobe's leadership and fierce determination is unmatched by anyone I've ever seen," Boeheim said.
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The veil of sheen and dimension this product adds to your face is unmatched.
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NSC staffers have always had an unmatched view of how foreign policy is made.
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And yet, sloths desire to consume this same substance with unmatched ferocity, even desperation.
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The high voltage of her every performance is extraordinary; her stage hunger is unmatched.
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Cousins will team with Davis, creating a frontcourt of nearly unmatched size and versatility.
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Walmart has recorded four straight years of U.S. growth, unmatched by any other retailer.
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She said she quickly unmatched with him, which would prevent Reece from messaging her.
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Walmart has recorded over four straight years of sales growth, unmatched by any retailer.
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The nostalgia that comes with hearing the ice cream truck's jingle is probably unmatched.
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"The Olympics' ability to dominate prime time for 17 consecutive nights is unmatched," Winter said.
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Google is a leader in online search with unmatched ability to monetize clicks and views.
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We're keeping a close eye on this company, as its fast-growth is relatively unmatched.
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It's unmatched in both quality and ease of use and happens to be on sale.
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The Triangle's waters teem with an abundance of life almost unmatched elsewhere on the planet.
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Pizza companies are unmatched when it comes to innovation in the name of brand activations.
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The community of recommendations, mods, forums and gamified purchasing on Steam is unmatched anywhere else.
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As the British entrepreneur tells it, the result will be outright failure or success unmatched.
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His array of growls, shrieks, grunts, and howls is unmatched, and he is never intelligible.
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Walmart has recorded over four straight years of U.S. growth, unmatched by any other retailer.
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Our programs for safely developing, testing, and fielding the most advanced missile technology are unmatched.
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He's completely unmatched against opponents like Thanos, Goku, and even Saitama from One Punch Man.
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NASA will pursue other unique missions and opportunities, adding to its unmatched history of achievements.
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" They added: "We bring to this forum unmatched military, political, economic, cultural and moral strength.
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From early on, he demonstrated an unmatched level of political skill in rapidly consolidating power.
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Walmart has recorded nearly four straight years of U.S. growth, unmatched by any other retailer.
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They remain without a World Series title since 1948, an unmatched active stretch of futility.
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Trump's Syria snafu — although made with "great and unmatched wisdom" — cannot be viewed in isolation.
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" Hoffman also said Schriver's expertise in the Indo-Pacific region "is unmatched in the department.
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The U.S. provides unmatched expertise, sizeable resources and — crucially — strategic resolve to tackle the challenge.
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Our unmatched access to the C-suite will deliver exclusive interviews with key global players.
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At the time, Fairway executives extolled the company's unmatched sales of $1,754 per square foot.
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Conception, pregnancy, parenthood, and life are incredibly complex, yet we chase them with unmatched tenacity.
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He embarked on a still unmatched record of 16 straight wins and 10 middleweight title defences.
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The retailer has recorded more than three straight years of growth, unmatched by any other retailer.
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The pace of hardware innovation in China's Pearl river delta is unmatched even in Silicon Valley.
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You can accuse Xiaomi's MIUI of copying iOS, but the phone's polish is unmatched for $305.
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That is uncut ridiculousness and, from a talent standpoint, unmatched by every other team in basketball.
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Brands built on unmatched quality mean four-fifths of the world's premium cars have German badges.
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There's great synergy between Sony's unmatched noise canceling, thoroughly optimized physical design, and friendly audio tuning.
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In the last 224 off-seasons, there's been one unmatched offer sheet (Dustin Penner in 20183).
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London and New York City offer renowned restaurants, vibrant nightlife and unmatched attractions … for a price.
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America's allies and alliances are critical to our security and give us unmatched freedom of action.
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It can travel 238 miles on a single charge — unmatched for a car at that price.
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The enthusiasm across the country for this President is unmatched and unlike anything we've ever seen!
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In addition, far from regressing, Malaysia has undergone a political-reform programme unmatched in recent history.
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From joining the Navy during WWII to the presidency, his devotion to public service was unmatched.
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Nvidia's dominant positions in the artificial intelligence and gaming markets are unmatched, according to Morgan Stanley.
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The somber serenity of the 9/11 memorial is unmatched by anything else in the city.
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Love them or hate them, all of Allbirds' designs are undeniably unique and unmatched in comfort.
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The site offers an unmatched selection of products ready to be customized with your personal pictures.
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"Threatening to "obliterate" Turkey's economy on October 7, 2019, he touted his "great and unmatched wisdom.
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It also gives the heroine an emotional intensity and mettle unmatched by practically any other soprano.
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ET match process, any unmatched MOC orders can be added to the primary exchange closing auction.
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What happened in the intervening three months is a title race unmatched in modern English history.
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In the art world, the buying power of the Qataris has — until recently — been essentially unmatched.
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Lil Wayne isn't always this narrative-driven, but his fluency and ease with syllables is unmatched.
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And, because it is the Bronx, after all, that is done with a certain unmatched flair.
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Public colleges have an unmatched record of lofting their students into the middle class and beyond.
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Unmatched military might means little unless it is wedded to realistic political goals and effective diplomacy.
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Here are five takeaways from the latest FEC Democratic reports: Sanders's fundraising machine is unmatched Sen.
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But in his "unmatched wisdom" Trump is pursuing delusional conspiracy theories about who is to blame.
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At the same time, Mr. Breslin was unmatched in his attention to the poor and disenfranchised.
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Google's AI resources are unmatched—expect maybe by Deep Mind, an Alphabet company based in London.
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It could test Trump's unmatched ability to slide past scandals that would doom any normal politician.
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"The increase is unmatched in the history of the Bild am Sonntag polls," the newspaper wrote.
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His heroic sacrifice for his country and dedicated service to his constituents are unquestionable and unmatched.
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There's no question that America has a gun problem unmatched in the rest of the world.
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They are highly trained fighters with unmatched investigative skills and a few ideas of their own.
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Still, actual image performance on the 6-Series is almost unmatched for a TV under $800.
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Sorel's infectious spirit and unmatched influence over the king inevitably spilled over to the public eye.
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Rather, the French startup set out to create a speaker with unmatched sound quality for the masses.
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The card comes with a steep annual fee of $450, but the perks, Kelly finds, are unmatched.
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Nonetheless, the crowds at Heathrow will be unmatched in Europe for the next few years at least.
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That candidate, who has, as Ms. Goldberg concedes, an "unmatched biography and name recognition," is Joe Biden.
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And it's evident in our media which now comes at us with a force unmatched in history.
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But differences are a source of unmatched strength in the global economy and a digitally connected world.
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And, even if not, it has unmatched access to resources that could help it leapfrog the competition.
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"We have long admired Unilever's purpose-driven business leadership and its category expertise is unmatched," he said.
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Physics major DeChambeau has brought a level of scientific analysis to golf perhaps unmatched by a professional.
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Absolutely. Here's why: As I mentioned, Facebook has a global footprint unmatched by any other business online.
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Thank you for your friendship and your humor and your intellect and your singular and unmatched talent.
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Finish the gift with a nice package of Italian chocolates and you've got an unmatched thank you.
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Joey Purp Running linear through his music is a level of sophistication nearly unmatched by his peers.
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I was hurt and disappointed, so in an act of dissent, I unmatched him on Bumble. Burrrn.
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His appearance on The Breakfast Club is indicative of one thing: Soulja Boy's storytelling abilities are unmatched.
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He got the fuck out the kitchen and unmatched me after exposing Siri for what she was.
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The isolation and serenity that come with cutting a border around the land you occupy are unmatched.
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With a live band on stage and unmatched energy, Todd Glass delivers his best standup special yet.
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And it really has almost unmatched scale on the content side: 140,133 television episodes in the library.
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In fact, the environmental benefits of biodiesel are unmatched among transportation fuels with nationwide, commercial-scale production.
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With cutting-edge technology and unmatched ergonomics, the Xbox Wireless Controller is the best you can buy.
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That's a record of futility unmatched in the annals of Texas professional, college and high school football.
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I am more confused than ever: Their chemistry is unmatched and she is a uniquely delightful person.
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Its audience — and, perhaps more importantly, its willingness to control what that audience is shown — are unmatched.
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"Man, the swag level of this secondary is unmatched right about now," cornerback De'Vonte Harris told reporters.
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Employment in America has reached a high, unmatched during any of President Obama's eight years in office.
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Allen Strickland Williams: He's the creator of the comedy "Unmatched," about people who refuse to settle down.
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" The Verge said it has a "level of polish unmatched in the rest of the Android world.
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Alibaba has long enjoyed an unmatched grip on how Chinese consumers shop on their phones and computers.
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In the North's dynastic system, her blood ties with Mr. Kim give her unmatched access and influence.
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Our innovation, our spirit of innovation, our tradition of creativity and ingenuity in this country is unmatched.
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Compared to LED and LCD panels, OLED is unmatched when it comes to contrast and color accuracy.
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Because of alcohol's unmatched evaporative properties (or high volatility), it disperses the fragrance oil in the air.
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Of course, that will also dampen Goldman's traditionally unmatched ability to ping back significantly when markets do.
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And Warren has an unmatched grasp of the economy's problems, which could make her a transformational president.
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The retailer has recorded more than three straight years of U.S. growth, unmatched by any other retailer.
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I like brave people, we meet them right here," said President Donald Trump, praising Canley's "unmatched bravery.
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This particular card rewards travelers by doling out an unmatched three times points on travel and dining.
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The second giraffe from the right's pattern of spots is unmatched by any of the other giraffes.
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"Millions of iPhone users and unmatched brand cachet give Apple an edgeWhat the Apple Card has going for it, Bernstein noted, is seamless integration via the iPhone and thus a massive cache of easy-to-reach customers, as well as "brand cachet" among those customers that "is obviously unmatched.
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But over the past decade, a previously unmatched global push to defeat the disease has seen remarkable success.
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It comes with the added bonus of Uppababy's unmatched customer service (ideal for any travel mishaps that occur).
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The work of J.R.R. Tolkien is an astoundingly detailed achievement unmatched by any other fantasy author in history.
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" And if unmatched wisdom isn't enough, he noted in a separate tweet, "We can always go back & BLAST!
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Not to mention, the accessibility and affordability (everything's under $40) are truly unmatched by any other denim brand.
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It's a skill that few possess, and produces an unmatched thrill when you finally land your first bottle.
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Both scored in the win over Argentina and defender Vedran Corluka believes they are unmatched as a duo.
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That's not a value set that's well calibrated to gauging Trump's unmatched, omnidirectional assault on our civil life.
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America's unmatched generosity helps to feed the hungry across the globe while benefiting our citizens here at home.
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His ability to turn the tide with a single shift was unmatched by anyone on the Rangers roster.
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Walmart has recorded 18 quarters, or over four straight years of U.S. growth, unmatched by any other retailer.
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The 23-year-old's voice, and chameleonic flow, is one-of-a-kind, her primary color outfits unmatched.
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Through 46 seasons, "Sesame Street" has demonstrated a commitment to diversity that is unmatched by any other program.
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The company's keynotes still command a global audience that's unmatched in the industry or the world at large.
|
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Nvidia's strong competitive position in the artificial intelligence market is unmatched, according to a top Wall Street firm.
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Bookmakers give Real slightly better odds on Saturday, perhaps bowing to its unmatched trophy haul in the competition.
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"It has a special fragrant smell, with unmatched sheen, and lights up in the night," Mr. Uniyal said.
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That negative rating snapped a seven-day string of positive approval readings, a run unmatched since February 2017.
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It's true that our military power remains unmatched, but it cannot ensure the political outcomes that we desire.
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Since then, a bare bones staff has been able to carry out consistent -- and unmatched -- levels of fundraising.
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The quality and scope of the United States air traffic control program are unmatched by any other country.
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Putting a donor's T cells into an unmatched recipient, Delaney says, would trigger fatal graft-versus-host disease.
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On the hardest days, he's been an unmatched comfort to me, providing unrelenting love without hesitation or limit.
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Kira Stokes' unmatched energy and her own personal fitness goals keep you coming back for more workouts daily.
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Certainly, the sheer range of the products it sells and its market power are unmatched in corporate America.
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California's economy is a colossus, with a diverse set of industries that is unmatched in the United States.
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Back in the late 230s and early 22s, few performers were more ubiquitous and unmatched as Mr. Green.
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The goal is to create a 28,29-mile adventure-tourism trail that would be unmatched in the world.
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We try to push back with our chopsticks, but my parents' aged Korean hands have an unmatched dexterity.
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The wonderful people of Puerto Rico, with their unmatched spirit, know how bad things were before the H's.
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Berkshire, in turn, provided unmatched staying power when the manufactured home industry fell apart during the Great Recession.
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Still, Deadmau5 has an unmatched gift for reading crowds — and his passion for beats and hooks is undimmed.
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General al-Sisi has jailed and killed countless peaceful dissidents, achieving repression unmatched even by former President Mubarak.
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His perennial 27-7-7 stat line is unmatched by any other player, yet still underscores his impact.
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And rightful liberal rage against Trump guarantees the Democratic nominee an outpouring of giving unmatched since the Medicis.
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With the momentum of the tax bill's passage, this may be a time of unmatched opportunity for America.
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And Apple's ecosystem of services, which includes News and will soon include Apple TV+ and Arcade, is unmatched.
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Starlink – a name SpaceX filed to trademark last year – is an ambition unmatched by any current satellite network.
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Auriemma fully comprehends what another unbeaten season — or fifth consecutive championship — would mean for his already unmatched legacy.
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"I believe storytelling in games has the opportunity to create an unmatched level of empathy," Ms. Gross said.
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"There's a level of camaraderie that is just unmatched when you're in sync with the rowers," he said.
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Their financial resources remain unmatched, too, and so one way or another, the Dodgers will get their arms.
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Washington DC is unmatched when it comes to the number of world-class museums it has to offer.
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If they prevail, it will be because their ideas are unmatched for their ability to spread freedom and prosperity.
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It concludes that private businesses have an unmatched opportunity to help the U.S. mitigate the risks from climate change.
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Amazon's Unlimited Everything plan truly was unprecedented when the company announced it in 2015, and went unmatched ever since.
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Community's first three seasons are unmatched by its later efforts in terms of sheer creative spirit and comedic force.
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Wesley's socks are unmatched, and one of them, likely belonging to Jonas, flops off the tip of his toe.
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If anything, each layer added in the last three years has created an unmatched degree of depth and complexity.
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As the leader of an independent agency, reporting to the president, his/her ability to influence policy is unmatched.
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They also have eye-catching designs and premium materials — in the Android world, the level of polish is unmatched.
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Yes, the world has loved his once-in-a-century gift and his unmatched showmanship in all his triumphs.
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The amazing compassion and unmatched care he received following his injuries are the single reason Indi went home today.
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Unmatched, stained, bent, rusty, broken, defective — just like these poor devils, their faces plaster masks of no-more-hope.
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"Through her compositions and unmatched musicianship, Aretha helped define the American experience," the Obamas said in a Thursday statement.
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They brought hitherto unmatched energy and focus to questions about the easy access to weapons like those Vista manufactures.
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Plum Island's natural assets are unmatched, from stunning beaches to freshwater wetlands; it sustains 111 rare and endangered species.
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We have an unmatched skilled workforce, clear rules for business, and the largest cohesive consumer market in the world.
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Slack continues to see unmatched engagement on our platform with 5+ billion weekly actions, including 1+ billion mobile actions.
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The chicken's versatility is unmatched, its subtle natural flavor making it a perfect partner for countless spices and flavors.
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Its use of historical footage and ability to tell a compelling, real-life story is unmatched in hockey films.
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Residents with unmatched applications are put on a "pending" list, which allows them to vote in the current election.
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But the pristine mountain panoramas are unmatched, and I came across only a handful of people on my hike.
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The race cemented Mr. Cuomo's standing as both an unmatched force in New York politics and a merciless tactician.
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Our military is completely rebuilt, with its power being unmatched anywhere in the world — and it's not even close.
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Unmatched in versatility, this dynamic duo can be easily stowed for a pop of pattern when not in use.
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Lasers are invisible to the naked eye and can destroy targets at the speed of light with unmatched precision.
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SunPower makes a similarly distinctive technology, developed and designed in the U.S. and unmatched by low-cost Chinese competitors.
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Dollard described her cousin as funny, laid-back and with a faith in God that was unmatched, WBTW reports.
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While it's on the expensive side, its performance is basically unmatched by any other model in its price range.
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Even Lauryn had an incredible way of navigating through life's problems, discerning through the answers with an unmatched confidence.
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Waterson remains unmatched since Daly's withdrawal, and the former world championship duo would certainly get the party started in Belfast.
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She was one of those larger-than-life personalities – a woman whose love and devotion to her family was unmatched.
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The song itself is pretty great, too — it's haunting and has a phenomenal drum and sitar combo that is unmatched.
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Murphy would listen to Moore's albums when he started what would become an unmatched stand-up and movie star career.
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For Prime customers, the convenience of getting such a cheap item delivered so quickly is one that is likely unmatched.
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Do you just really aspire to impress all of your friends with your vast and unmatched pop culture know-how?
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Drake flashes a huge smile that could light up a room, he claps for his beloved Raptors with unmatched enthusiasm.
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Mr. Boulez championed modern music at the Philharmonic and showed that he was an unmatched conductor of knotty contemporary scores.
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Walmart has recorded 18 quarters, or over four straight years of U.S. comparable sales growth, unmatched by any other retailer.
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Perez's supporters bristle at the notion that he is the establishment candidate, arguing that he has an unmatched progressive resume.
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But beyond the album itself, the way Kendrick and his team have executed their vision for the album is unmatched.
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"Our proven history of providing extraordinary value to consumers and distributors is unmatched," an ESPN spokeswoman said in a statement.
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His current streak of NBA Finals appearances is already a total unmatched since the Boston Celtics dynasty of the 1960s.
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Eswatini, formerly known as Swaziland, rewards visitors with wildlife, mountain views, valleys of pineapples and sugar cane, and unmatched crafts.
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The VA is the largest integrated healthcare system in the country, offering services to veterans unmatched in the private sector.
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Some of their leaders claim to be prophets or argue they alone have an unmatched ability to interpret the Bible.
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" The lawyer goes on to describe "his fall from grace [as] historic, perhaps unmatched in the age of social media.
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"There's a buzz around the city that's unmatched ever since the day he decided to come to L.A.," Williams said.
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Gronkowski's unmatched value was on full display in his last football game, the Super Bowl against the Los Angeles Rams.
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Growers are planting tea bushes in the same kind of steep, high-elevation fields that granted Darjeeling its unmatched reputation.
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"The wonderful people of Puerto Rico, with their unmatched spirit, know how bad things were before the H's," he wrote.
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Among the many terrific seasons she enjoyed, 1983 stands out as a slice of near perfection unmatched in her sport.
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Our military is completely rebuilt, with its power being unmatched anywhere in the world — and it is not even close.
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Our military is completely rebuilt, with its power being unmatched anywhere in the world -- and it is not even close.
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Young participants will choose unmatched pieces from the heap to assemble into new and unfamiliar characters; accessories will be provided.
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He matches his critique of their corporatism and business-as-usual approach with an unmatched grassroots army and fundraising base.
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While he's yet to shake his postseason blues, Kershaw's decade-long reign as the best pitcher in baseball is unmatched.
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That translates to unmatched image quality for 1803 photographers — provided you're willing to pay a premium price to get it.
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Perhaps this is where the unmatched breadth of the Amazon product catalog makes a difference — at least for some purchases.
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Yet the sheer scale of the process this time is unmatched almost anywhere else in the West in recent years.
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In the case of Anderson Silva and his unmatched 16-win UFC streak, it has become the apex of his career.
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It feels so small, which I guess it is in a horizontal sense, but its depth — its literal depth — is unmatched.
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"As a female, I have found the military to provide opportunities and benefits unmatched by any profession," Yeager said in 2016.
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Cross the Brooklyn Bridge The views from the Brooklyn Bridge, which links the two boroughs of Manhattan and Brooklyn, are unmatched.
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"Success" for them is making sure that our children and grandchildren get to experience the security and unmatched opportunities we enjoy.
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The training familiarized Special Tactics operators with the Air Force's fifth-generation aircraft, providing unmatched lethality and adaptability to the warfighter.
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He was an inspiration whose tireless work ethic, unmatched skills and supreme self-confidence made him the Greatest of All Time.
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MosaiQ™ has been designed to offer a breadth of diagnostic tests unmatched by existing commercially available transfusion diagnostic instrument platforms.
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That gave Epstein "unmatched authority" over Wexner's life and shifted control of valuable assets from Wexner and his company to Epstein.
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We have a strong and large business in China and we have critical capabilities that are unmatched by the local companies.
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"We strongly believe this is a highly engaging experience with an unmatched added value in today's lingerie shopping landscape," Klapka said.
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But whatever the reasons, people simply fixate on, and in turn react to, terrorism to a degree unmatched by other violence.
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Its pricing power on loans is also unmatched, putting it in a strong position to defend its market share and revenues.
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The world's largest retailer posted a 237-quarter, or five-year, streak of U.S. growth, unmatched by any other retail chain.
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A nonstop barrage since then has helped him build an unmatched list of supporters' emails culled from 33 million Facebook Likes.
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The world's largest retailer posted a 235-quarter, or five-year, streak of U.S. growth, unmatched by any other retail chain.
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While the US maintains an unmatched aircraft carrier force, about half of the fleet is presently in a non-deployable state.
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Yes, this will be great TV — maybe even better than John Dean's as-yet-unmatched testimony on Watergate 45 years ago.
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Cruz was supposed to do better in a state where his ground game was unmatched and only registered Republicans could vote.
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The game takes full advantage of the console's 64-bit processor, creating explorable 3D environments that were unmatched at the time.
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His work helped President Bush earn 40 percent of the Hispanic vote in 19523, a height unmatched by Republican nominees since.
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They have an unmatched blend of speed, skill and resilience, as well as a multiracial camaraderie that won millions of hearts.
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Kirkpatrick gives an unmatched blow-by-blow of the Obama administration's Egypt diplomacy, with the Americans' mixed signals undercutting its impact.
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But those strategies disproportionately harm low-income shoppers, who say they're unmatched in the legal fight against the world's largest retailers.
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Samsung Channel Wireless Soundbar — $154.99 See Details This refurbished VIZIO Soundbar delivers an elevated audio experience, sleek design, and unmatched value.
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Terry barely talked, but he ran with unmatched ferocity, as though he were being chased by a man with an ax.
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The name "Muto" is a play on words like "metamorphosis" and "multipurpose" hinting at the e-bike's unmatched ability to adapt.
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The name "Muto" is a play on words like "metamorphosis" and "multipurpose" hinting at the e-bike's unmatched ability to adapt.
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With a free-ranging intensity unmatched by any contemporary drummer, Brian Blade can move from groundswell to explosion to rippling quiet.
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The orchestra plays plenty of classics — Beethoven, Tchaikovsky and Mozart and the like — but its devotion to new music is unmatched.
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I got on the train and as it was going over a bridge, I checked his profile — he'd already unmatched me!
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And to a degree unmatched by any British leader since Tony Blair, the government is now almost entirely subordinate to him.
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The scenery around the pristine Channel Islands was unmatched, she said, and the crew of the Conception was warm and professional.
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" Another said Carson's "deep intellectual curiosity, passion for the issues, and unmatched vision make him a perfect senior leader for DoD.
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Novès brings unmatched credentials from club rugby — four European and 653 national championships with Stade Toulousain — but he faces an immense challenge.
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He holds an unmatched 18 Emmy nominations, eight Golden Globe nominations, 16 SAG nominations and a Tony nomination for his theater performances.
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People here and abroad understand that the United States was built and is continuously enriched by immigrants and strengthened by unmatched diversity.
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If that weren't enough, it's also got a dual-lens camera, which gives you unmatched versatility when it comes to taking pictures.
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Known as Rankin in the industry, he's famous for celebrity portraiture—Klum credits him with creating a comfortability on set that's unmatched.
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Of course, the two companies claim customers will enjoy "unmatched value" when they merge, but consumer choice is clearly a secondary question.
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These skills attract followers who are drawn to the same cruel delight, even if they cannot have it to his unmatched degree.
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But one thing should not be in question, and that is Paul Ryan's unmatched integrity and unwavering commitment to the conservative cause.
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When looking at a 23rd constellation, he was able to match two stars to known cities—but a third star remained unmatched.
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Audible has a pretty unmatched selection of the best stories, with the world's largest selection of audiobooks and premium spoken-word entertainment.
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The unmatched North Carolina voters were registered as Democrats by a 37-point margin, compared with the 12-point Democratic margin statewide.
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Art Review Once upon a time the Gagosian Gallery produced museum-quality shows at an unmatched rate — at least once a year.
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All of these add more polish to Drake's unmatched ability to make easily digestible pop music that comes from a rap foundation.
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The government's capacity to keep tabs on us—and our capacity to keep tabs on each other—is unmatched in human history.
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Once a year, the people celebrate its return by climbing down the banks ... to feast on fare unmatched on any frozen river.
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They have this sheen that is really unmatched in the auto industry, and a lot of that has to do with Elon.
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Wind is bringing economic development to rural America in nearly unmatched ways, because virtually all wind farms are built in rural areas.
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These four unregulated companies are worth $2 trillion, have unmatched media influence, and command dominant market shares in multiple communications-related markets.
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Walmart's "supercentres" once offered an unmatched combination of squeezed prices and expansive choice, but this formula is losing its magic (see article).
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The person I was calling made it clear that the Bose 700 were the unmatched winners for phone calls in noisy places.
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From the store layout to the wellness services on offer, Rite Aid offered a personal customer experience that was unmatched by Walmart.
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Known as Starlink — a name SpaceX filed to trademark last year — the constellation is an ambition unmatched by any current satellite network.
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An index measuring small firms' staffing conditions hit levels unmatched since 1992, when the economy was booming from an asset-inflation bubble.
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The Russian filmmaker Alexander Sokurov has a gift, perhaps unmatched among his international peers, for turning intellectual brooding into visually arresting cinema.
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An almost unmatched 80-volt battery powers the Greenworks 80V 16-inch String Trimmer, but it's still priced to fit most budgets.
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"The unmatched, low operating costs and appeal of the A320 family make it a strong asset in the GECAS portfolio," he added.
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The Dallas Fed, to take but one example, has an unmatched capability to keep tabs on the economics of energy and immigration.
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"As a female, I have found the military to provide opportunities and benefits unmatched by any profession," she said at the time.
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More than a place to rest my head, the plush serenity of a crisp hotel bed and spa-like bath are unmatched.
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The 5-foot-11 point guard has unmatched scoring potential, lighting up for three games with more than 45 points last season.
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Kofi worked tirelessly around the world with his unmatched diplomatic skills to save lives, tamp down conflicts, avoid the spread of war.
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We are at war with a pandemic, and the people we rely on most — our health-care and frontline workers — are unmatched.
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Mr. Trump's version of his presidency is one of unmatched, best-in-history victory after victory, never mind what history may say.
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Her style, strength without overconfidence, gracious demeanor and years of experience in the intelligence trenches give her credibility unmatched by recent directors.
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But Mr. Trump's day-to-day and moment-to-moment public presence, and his effect on our perceptual clocks, is surely unmatched.
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My painting of Venice along with my outline of the world reflects my unmatched urge to travel as far as I can.
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It is also a glorious, scary reminder of the unmatched power of live theater to rattle, roil and shake us wide awake.
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The intimate setting, relaxed elegance and unmatched views make our restaurant the perfect choice for an unforgettable evening with that special someone.
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Reinsurers act as insurers to insurance companies, and their expertise in areas like mortality and longevity tables remains unmatched, industry experts say.
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The mitts are filled with layers of Primaloft One insulation, a synthetic fill that provides unmatched heat retention yet weighs almost nothing.
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But Victoria's Secret's unique market position and unmatched accessibility is a compelling reason for the retailer to start anew, in every way.
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Unburdened by the cost of brick-and-mortar branches, many digital-only players offer high-yield rates unmatched by traditional retail banks.
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Great for side and stomach sleepers, the Zenbivy Bed offers unmatched comfort and versatility by mimicking the bed you have at home.
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The simple reality is that Grassley's track record of successful oversight is unmatched by any of his colleagues in the current Congress.
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And the elegant Quatuor Ébène will play Beethoven downstairs at the same time, a tribute to Carnegie's unmatched range and quality. (carnegiehall.org)
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Ideally whatever you ch TVs with OLED panels continue to be unmatched when it comes to contrast, black levels, and vivid colors.
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Today's show is brought to you by Audible, which has an unmatched selection of audiobooks, original audio shows, news, comedy and more.
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"The wonderful people of Puerto Rico, with their unmatched spirit, know how bad things were before the [hurricanes]," Trump said on Twitter.
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The scene's energy is raw and vital, but its execution is meticulous — a perfect encapsulation of Demme's unique and unmatched skill set.
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While Franklin was unmatched in musical prowess, Dr. Manax points out that she's part of a disturbing trend in the pancreatic cancer world.
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George W. Bush's first grandson may not carry his moniker, but the former president's love for baby Henry "Hal" Harold is still unmatched.
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Trump's skill as a persuader is unmatched, and went unappreciated by far too many of the critics who failed to take him seriously.
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It also comes with a smart audio amplifier, dual speakers allow consumers to experience a deeper bass and unmatched clarity, and Dolby Atmos.
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It can mean incomparable, but in this case, it sounds like we're supposed to be thinking more about the ODD or unmatched sock.
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Global threats Since World War II, America has led a world of remarkable prosperity, freedom and security because of unmatched U.S. military power.
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However, Democrats still have an opportunity to seize on this period of unmatched disorder in the Trump administration and within the Republican Party.
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It has some of the most advanced A.I. technology in the world and an unmatched database of terms thanks to its search engine.
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Hong Kong (CNN)China's navy is getting bigger and better and doing it at a speed unmatched by any nation around the globe.
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"Americans' passion for betting fuels the unmatched popularity of March Madness," said Geoff Freeman, president of the American Gaming Association, in a statement.
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His record of results is unmatched in this field, and I am certain that he is the best leader to unite our nation.
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"Donald Trump's history of making disparaging and offensive remarks about women is unmatched," Anne Caprara, executive director of Priorities, said in a statement.
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We are at war with a pandemic, and the people we rely on most — our health-care and front-line workers — are unmatched.
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"His impact on college football is unmatched, and his legacy is one that will last a lifetime," the athletic director Gene Taylor said.
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And Yuzuru Hanyu of Japan, the reigning Olympic champion, performs with deftness, creativity and emotion that may be unmatched by any previous skater.
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The meeting would, if it goes ahead, be an unmatched landmark in the 70-year standoff between the US and the isolated state.
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To the Editor: Only a truly insane person would proclaim his "great and unmatched wisdom," as President Trump did on Twitter on Monday.
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Over the past few years, China has bolstered its naval powers in the South China Sea at a speed unmatched by any nation.
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"Exceptional operational performance, along with unmatched customer service is why more people than ever are choosing to fly Delta," CEO Ed Bastian said.
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Of chief importance, of course, is Kagame's unmatched humanitarian achievement in being the one man living today to have ever stopped a genocide.
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" Trump said the U.S. military and the nation's allies are "prepared to defend our nation using the full range of our unmatched capabilities.
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Stern's nearly five-decade association with the N.B.A. drove it from a sleepy league to one with nearly unmatched global and cultural might.
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In arguing for the board's continued existence, its chairwoman, Vanessa Allen Sutherland, said last month that it played an important and unmatched role.
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During the Cold War, Russia certainly challenged our leadership, but the United States fully leveraged space to build unmatched intelligence and warfighting capabilities.
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As a woman, I'm pleased the Act recognizes that, when it comes to establishing a more peaceful and equitable world, women are unmatched.
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His conviction in July for criminal contempt of court fit neatly into his nearly unmatched record of corruption, lawbreaking and abuse of power.
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The United States's strength has long rested not only on our unmatched military and economy, but also on the power of our ideals.
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Another portable option, the SoundLink Micro has unmatched bass for a speaker of its size and is perfect for bringing on your travels.
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But that doesn't always work in practice; Uber forums are filled with drivers complaining about not getting full UberX fare for unmatched rides.
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The sheriff who burst onto the national stage with his unmatched enthusiasm for cracking down on immigrants is about to slide off quietly.
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Those efforts have helped Best Buy beat analysts' sales estimates in six of the past eight quarters, a performance unmatched by other electronics retailers.
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His ad-libs across the summer smash were an array of "ching ching's" and "ping ping's," but the fervor of his "BITCH!" was unmatched.
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Those efforts have helped the company beat analysts' sales estimates in six of the past eight quarters, a performance unmatched by other electronics retailers.
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CrossFitters are unmatched in their devotion to and belief in a lifestyle of intense, varied workouts paired with a high protein, low-carb diet.
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Businesses accumulated a record pile of inventory in the first half of 2015, which was unmatched by demand, leaving warehouses bulging with unsold goods.
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Positioning it as a premium marque that would be distinguished by the unmatched quality of its hardware also avoids any threats of cheap copycats.
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Deuki: Well, the food in LA is better—hands down—but the culture and energy in New York is unmatched anywhere in the world.
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Like the sushirrito and the Rollie Eggmaster, the wheel is the certified product of the human brain, unmatched in ingenuity by eons of evolution.
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While most of our vanities today look like smorgasbord of unmatched bottles that are barely even aesthetic pleasing, she always had the sweetest stash.
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His record of results is unmatched by any other candidate, and it is time for Republicans to coalesce around his vision for our nation.
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We don't believe that any privileged account security vendor has established a clear lead in the cloud and, given CYBR's unmatched scale, the co.
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I was privileged to serve under Reagan, whose ability to rally Americans on the home front while nimbly navigating the international stage remains unmatched.
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Always a challenging environment … The transparency from the executive team is the best I've been around, and the passion of the staff is unmatched.
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Like all immigrants, he had to synthesize a world from unmatched fragments, which obviously was good practice for creating this kind of impressionistic theater.
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But Normani makes the task seem effortless as her unmatched choreography and confident attitude prove that the music world is hers for the taking.
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The Fed has thrived on its independence, and in turn our nation has flourished economically on a scale that is unmatched in the world.
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A huge reason for Drake's unmatched success as an artist has to do with his mentor: New Orleans native and rap icon Lil Wayne.
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Aesop Resurrection Aromatique Hand Wash is our top pick because it leaves hands supple, smooth, and clean and because its scent is simply unmatched.
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Hannah Arendt, who died in 1975, was a prolific and unclassifiable thinker, a political theorist, moral philosopher and polemicist of unmatched range and rigor.
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With Unium inside, our Nokia Wi-Fi solution will deliver an unmatched user experience, going beyond what standard mesh Wi-Fi solutions deliver today.
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In the summer, authors from around the world flow in for the famed Bread Loaf Writers' Conference; in the fall, the colors are unmatched.
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These submarines also must hunt and sink enemy ships and submarines in times of combat, and the South Dakota is unmatched in that department.
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The calculation was simple: The United States team has a level of support unmatched in women's sports, attracting thousands of fans wherever it plays.
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Moody's attributed Aramco's profitability in part to economies of scale stemming from enormous production volumes extracted from oil and gas assets of unmatched size.
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In confronting these dangers, we know that weakness is the surest path to conflict, and unmatched power is the surest means of our defense.
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He's also won three Academy Awards for best actor in a lead role — a feat that is unmatched by any other actor in history.
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Their leverage is unmatched: They are the ones the fans pay to see, and therefore the ones who ultimately have the power over profit.
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And while Toyota tries to make up for its decade-old truck's shortcomings with the Tundra's unmatched reputation for reliability, Nissan's truck feels aimless.
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During one of the panel discussions on Tuesday, Amin Nasser, Aramco's chief executive, made clear that Saudi Arabia's ability to produce oil remained unmatched.
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The race cemented both Mr. Cuomo's standing as an unmatched force in New York politics and a merciless tactician with little regard for diplomacy.
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"Alberto Carvalho is a world-class educator with an unmatched track record of success," Mr. de Blasio said in a statement on Wednesday evening.
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Specifically because Peloton is unmatched in its ability to suck you into a workout so that you forget how much you're being physically challenged.
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Most of that I heard on the first three albums of Peaches, an unmatched erotic comedian who has engineered electroclash for maximum carnal satire.
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Pigment and color payoff is unmatched in these products: The eyeshadow pans deliver vibrant color in one swoop while the lipstick lasts for hours.
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As head of Consumer Products, he transformed the business, focusing it on our key franchises and embracing technological innovation to deliver unmatched consumer experiences.
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You can shop the B&BW Valentine's Day shop either online or in your local store, but either way, the current selection is unmatched.
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The central bank of oil Beyond the crude it ships directly to the United States, Saudi Arabia has unmatched influence in world oil market.
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With a focus on growth over net income, Jeff Bezos's company has penetrated industry after industry at a pace perhaps unmatched in modern history.
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If Trump were to fire Mueller in an attempt to end this investigation, the ensuing political crisis would be unmatched in recent US history.
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That's the beauty of the experience: It offers a level of anxiety that will be forever unmatched by any horror movie or haunted house.
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The House Judiciary Committee is opening an antitrust investigation into tech giants amid concerns that their unmatched market power is suppressing competition in digital markets.
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"What's so great about a musical is — when it works — the genre has the potential for emotion that's unmatched by any other," Chazelle, 31, says.
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"At first it was 'oh god no,' because who wants the guy who unmatched you to be able to see your reddit account?" she said.
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Gifted students from across the United States and the world collaborate and learn at Pratt, integrating creative energy and opportunity into an unmatched educational experience.
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He has tremendous name ID. He still has $85033 million in his campaign coffers, not to mention an unmatched fundraising network in the Yellowhammer State.
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James finished the night with 38 points, 6 rebounds, and 7 assists, adding yet another astounding statline to his unmatched career in the NBA postseason.
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KT: Okay, so this explains why I frequently on Tinder, am served the profiles of people I've matched with, gone on dates with, and unmatched.
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The septet — all sporting pastel-colored suits à la "ME!" by Taylor Swift — shook the stage with their unmatched choreography and hot pink lamppost backdrop.
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Populist governments presided over public spending financed by borrowing, prices frozen by fiat, local industry shielded from imports and wage hikes unmatched by productivity gains.
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But FilmStruck's commitment to making classic, cult, foreign, and independent film available at a low price and with clever, accessible special features is still unmatched.
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Even though I was impressed with the unmatched video quality and the smart camera that followed me around, the rest of the experience felt unfinished.
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The president's willingness to deport illegal immigrants has been unmatched by any predecessor in US history, but to many, this latest action crossed a line.
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"The quality of this fossil is unmatched by any other large T. rex find," Anne Schulp, a paleontologist with Naturalis, said in a press release. .
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The sheer size and resolution of the files mean you can zoom in incredibly far on an image and still have unmatched levels of clarity.
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Despite a deal flow that's unmatched by many VC firms, AVG manages to fly under the radar — and the firm is totally OK with that.
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With a starting price of $1,249, it's not the cheapest on the market, but in terms of class, the Mavic products continue to be unmatched.
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Silicon Valley offers unmatched access to computer science talent, to people who know how to scale platform businesses, to people with experience building slick UIs.
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That kind of turnover is not unusual; last season, across the 20-team Serie A, there were 31 managerial changes, a record probably unmatched worldwide.
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The dénouement is less powerful than in earlier books, but le Carré remains unmatched at showing complex characters caught between human nature and inhuman institutions.
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That success, and the unmatched collection of titles that preceded it, creates the illusion that the Yankees simply cannot endure a full season like this.
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"The United States stands prepared to defend itself and its allies using the full range of our unmatched military capabilities if need be," Trump said.
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She's won four gold medals for the United States already, but Biles couldn't wait for the 2020 Olympics to make headlines for her unmatched talents.
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It helps that his production is yoked to the unmatched conducting of Daniel Barenboim, and a Parsifal, Andreas Schager, whose talents far outrun his reputation.
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Audible offers an unmatched selection of the best stories and lets you pick from the world's largest selection of audiobooks and premium spoken-word entertainment.
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The world's largest retailer has now posted a 21-quarter, or more than five-year, streak of U.S. growth, unmatched by any other retail chain.
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There's an intimacy to Garmendia's DIY videos that's unmatched by regular television, or even reality TV. Every week, his viewers hear his relatively unfiltered opinions.
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Making their unmatched success even more impressive is it has come during the age of the salary cap which makes sustained excellence harder than ever.
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It was a different kind of record, a crossover of a type unmatched even by the remix of Destiny Child's "Soldier" a few years earlier.
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Prosecutors had cast Mr. Percoco as a figure of almost unmatched power, who — until the trial — flouted state ethics rules and federal laws with impunity.
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Beneath their unmatched sweats they wear dark green and yellow striped shorts and the yellow singlet with Kirk Pfeffer's silk-screen of a snarky Toad.
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Given the length, each moment of the album carries so much purpose, showcasing his unmatched skills as a lyricist and Kanye's best production in years.
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The novelist and Iraq war veteran Kevin Powers makes a case for the "unmatched moral clarity" of "Slaughterhouse-Five" by Kurt Vonnegut, 50 years on.
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But Mr. Netanyahu proved once again that his talents, stamina and willingness to do what it takes to win are all unmatched in Israeli politics.
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He has an unmatched ability to zero in on his foe's biggest vulnerability or insecurity, and through sheer repetition bake it into the public consciousness.
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And yet once she had broken it she set it casually in a drawer with old belts, unmatched socks, pilled sweaters, and stretched-out bras.
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" He added that "her personal ties to the institution and roots in Italy and Europe will add an unmatched depth and nuance to her work.
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Still, several Nevada political strategists noted in interviews that Sanders' volunteer footprint in Nevada was unmatched, while Biden's organizing infrastructure has been lighter than expected.
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Since the founding of our republic, our country has produced a special class of heroes whose selflessness, courage and resolve is unmatched in human history.
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The collective experience is unmatched in Anaheim, and worth the price if you're seeking to maximize time in the parks and the overall Disney feeling.
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Around 210 percent of the firefighters battling this season's blazes in Australia are volunteers, a ratio unmatched in any other developed country where wildfires rage.
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A deal which the companies saw as establishing a "global leader in engineering and industrial software", which would have an "unmatched breadth of product offering".
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But sand is also a crucial ingredient in concrete, and India is urbanizing at a speed and scale virtually unmatched by any country in history.
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In South Sudan, Grandi said the combination of violence, ethnic strife, lack of development, climatic factors and international neglect was unmatched anywhere in the world.
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Because email is intimate and convenient, it has produced "an unmatched historical record of some of the most important stories in the world," he writes.
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They began to haunt us as an unmatched monarch whose freedom and poise and ability to survive for months without food should humble our species.
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If you take an unmatched UberPOOL, the driver is supposed to be reimbursed by Uber for the difference between that fare and the UberX one.
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Since the founding of our republic, our country has produced a special class of heroes whose selflessness, courage, and resolve is unmatched in human history.
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"We're making a leap in space communications ability that is unmatched in NASA's history," Bolden proclaimed in the video while flanked by US and NASA flags.
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At $649.99, it's also one of Samsung's pricier tablets — but if you have the budget, it's unmatched versatility for $300-ish less than the competing iPad.
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"F-150 Raptor's appeal and unmatched off-road performance has earned the truck a loyal following around the globe," said Joe Hinrichs, Ford president, The Americas.
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"The outdoors are incredibly spiritual to us in a way that charges our souls with energy and passion unmatched in the material world," Brechler tells PEOPLE.
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He might have cracked but instead set a lap that, while not his fastest of the afternoon, was sensational in the circumstances and unmatched by rivals.
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As a former first lady who was an active partner in her husband's presidency, former U.S. senator and secretary of state, Clinton's political resume is unmatched.
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Apple's advantage is its device integration and design chops, and a unmatched war chest with which to continue buying AI companies and any other missing pieces.
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"What's so great about a musical is — when it works — the genre has the potential for emotion that's unmatched by any other," Chazelle said in November.
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Even though it is common among emerging economies for governments to intervene to ensure economic growth, China's ability to make this work is probably unmatched elsewhere.
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Skimpy margin requirements or shallow default funds increase the chance that the default of a big member would leave a clearing house with large unmatched positions.
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With unmatched call quality, long lasting battery, and even water resistance, you'll be able to listen to your music uninterrupted regardless of the world around you.
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For example, Srini Gowda, director of autonomous driving for the Chinese electric car maker Byton, called lidar absolutely necessary because of its unmatched three-dimensional acuity.
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From the release: The so far unmatched combination of performances makes the lightweight (and thus inherently safe) natural-looking robot ready for many real-world tasks.
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People you've already unmatched or blocked won't show up in Places, and if you swipe left on someone within Places, they won't show up there again.
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Ranging in age from 25 to 40, the stars are a mix of new faces, fan favorites and unmatched candidates from earlier seasons of the original.
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" He added: "[Sprint CEO] Marcelo [Claure] understood our goal right away and together we are excited to bring Sprint's 45 million customers an unmatched entertainment experience.
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Given Apple's "massive installed base and unmatched brand loyalty," reaching the 100 million subscription number is "a realistic goal," Ives said in a note earlier Tuesday.
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This remarkable anniversary is an opportunity for us to celebrate Managing Asia's unmatched record of newsmaking interviews and to showcase the leaders of today and tomorrow.
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She won three successive national elections and led the country for more than 11 years from 1979 to 1990, a record unmatched in the 20th century.
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Adept not just as a singer, guitarist, keyboard player and dancer, he was also virtually unmatched in his ability to destabilize people both privately and publicly.
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Widespread suffering on Puerto Rico has been unmatched by the rhetoric coming from the White House, where the recovery effort is described in far rosier terms.
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Lady Gaga and Bradley Cooper's chemistry is palpable in front of the camera for a very good reason: Their offstage support for each other is unmatched.
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November 8th, 2016, provided all Americans the opportunity to witness a political upset the magnitude of which is unmatched in the modern era of American history.
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Its hardware and artificial intelligence systems have allowed the Chinese government to create an unmatched surveillance state that gives a "social score" to everyone it sees.
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"It is precisely because a ballot selfie proves how a voter has exercised her franchise that it is an unmatched expression of civic engagement," it said.
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If unmatched by any jump in end-use demand, any extra Chinese steel units are simply going to flow outwards, crushing production rates and prices elsewhere.
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The double launching shows Beijing's unmatched military shipbuilding ability and its desire to project naval power far from Chinese shores, said Heath and other military analysts.
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In 2015, he released his short Prologue, a thrilling action sequence done entirely in pencil and again showing off his unmatched sense for movement and framing.
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Their dress shirts are Italian-made with high-quality cotton, and they have an eye for detail that is unmatched by any other brand I've tried.
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"Dick Parsons has a combination of deep industry knowledge and unmatched corporate and board experience," Candace Beinecke, the chairwoman of CBS's nominating and governance committee said.
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Mirrorless cameras blend portability with powerful picture-taking sensors, while DSLRs are unmatched when it comes to photo quality — but are larger, bulkier, and more expensive.
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I don't mean to imply that trustees should devote themselves to ritual opposition to presidents, who usually possess an unmatched understanding of the institutions they lead.
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It practically goes without saying that Manning needs Beckham, a generational talent whose productivity was unmatched in N.F.L. history before his 2017 season was cut short.
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The unmatched talent, risk-taking culture and relentless optimism mean that you have a better chance of outsized success here than anywhere else in the world.
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Both reviews speak to the high-quality construction and the convenience of the washable cover as well as its unmatched support for larger and aging dogs.
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"America's newfound prosperity is undeniable, unprecedented and unmatched anywhere in the world," Trump said from the annual gathering of business and political leaders in Davos, Switzerland.
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We are tremendously proud of his legacy and will continue to work hard to live up to the unmatched standards he set for excellence and integrity.
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But anyone who abandons the notion of interest groups or big organizations cedes the field of politics to those who understand the unmatched power of institutions.
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The oceanfront, of course, is unmatched, but at $749, the barrier to entry is high, and that price could pay for a larger suite somewhere else.
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Trump, who filed paperwork for his re-election on the day he was sworn into office, has set a blistering fundraising pace unmatched in modern politics.
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It offers an unmatched view of LA, a master suite with a glass wall that opens directly to the infinity pool and a luxury screening room.
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"Senator Sanders has unmatched grassroots support making him one of the most competitive candidates not only in Maine, but across the country," said Maine state Rep.
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Clinton, who has counseled them about the unmatched rigors of the campaign trail and hardships of facing Mr. Trump, according to people familiar with the conversations.
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It's the job of romantic comedies to throw obstacles in the way of lifelong happiness, and "You're the Worst" has tackled that obligation with unmatched enthusiasm.
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The song itself might have been a little slow and unremarkable, but it's worth watching for the unusual spectacle — as well as for Adele's unmatched pipes.
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Like little Nate, she answers all questions with pure excitement and an unmatched know-how — like she's already discussed the topic at length a million times before.
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And it's a nightmare, through and through, a kind of fringe experience that basically remains unmatched in the world of video games absolutely crushing the intended experience.
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Then, once the fighting begins, Arya revels in her unmatched fighting expertise, which is something she has studied for years like a ballerina destined for Lincoln Center.
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Wes's pedigree for making "fancy tacos"—second-generation Mexican-American, culinary school and Ducasse-trained, now slings foie, sea urchin, and caviar on the street—is unmatched.
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But four years of drought have overtaxed Israel's unmatched array of desalination and wastewater treatment plants, choking its most fertile regions and catching the government off-guard.
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The ear sticks are unmatched in how easily they pair with Apple devices, their portability, and consistent, reliable connection (which many other Bluetooth-enabled headphones struggle with).
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The exhaust note ripples when you engage the throttle, a rich, rumbly growl unmatched by any automaker, and what makes these cars still have an undeniable appeal.
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Both sisters were exceptionally intelligent, yet it was Elizabeth whose brilliance shone in the spotlight, who was flirtatious yet resolutely virginal, whose poise and regality were unmatched.
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Showing an unmatched skill for turning the most seemingly boring scenarios and basic mechanics into something ingenious, Pope's new game is in a league of its own.
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The big picture from Axios emerging tech reporter Kaveh Waddell: The U.S. had a head start in commercializing AI, thanks to unmatched talent and eager VC money.
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To many Syrian refugees, however, the president is a hero for providing shelter, food and services on a scale unmatched by any of their homeland's other neighbors.
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I want to assure you that you will continue to receive our innovative cloud service that provides great value — fast user experience, unmatched security and lower cost.
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The complete lineup now includes Apple Pencil support, best-in-class performance, advanced displays and all-day battery life for an experience unmatched by any other device.
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Whether with thick socks in the winter or with no socks at all in the spring, the versatility of these simple kicks is both unmatched and undeniable.
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" Pakistan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs issued statement rejecting "India's self-serving insinuations" and said its "resolve, actions and successes" in fighting terrorism "is unmatched in the world.
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Our nonnuclear strength, including economic and diplomatic power, our alliances, our conventional and cyber weaponry and our technological advantages, constitute a global military juggernaut unmatched in history.
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He placed part of the blame on Disney's influence, after "a 15-year run of unmatched commercial and creative excellence" that began with "Toy Story" in 1995.
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As networking events up to CEO level they remain unmatched, while suppliers and new entrants are already filling gaps left by the patchier presence of some carmakers.
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Republicans still want to scrub Trump from the public imagination, only they want to do it immediately and then be rewarded for it with unmatched political power.
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"When we hear other dating services are following our lead, it makes us proud because we are confident that what Happn offers is unmatched," he told us.
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Our troops have fought with unmatched valor — and thanks to their bravery, we are now able to pursue a political solution to this long and bloody conflict.
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"They have vast experience and insights in the home robotics market that is unmatched due to their scale and experience in the field," Skuler said about iRobot.
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It is the only way that we will be able to explain Ed Sheeran and his almost unmatched success (watch out, Adele) to the next generation. Stay.
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Founders bring a passion that is unmatched, and there is some evidence that founder-run companies are more successful than their counterparts run by professional management teams.
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On the campaign trail, O'Rourke remains relentlessly positive, sometimes even lauding his primary opponents, such as Warren, who has an unmatched range and depth of policy proposals.
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The 76-year-old Democratic socialist looms over the 423 race, boasting an unmatched following among activists and a proven ability to raise millions of dollars online.
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Specializing in modern Greek cuisine, this cliffside restaurant in Lefki offers outdoor terrace seating with unmatched views of the Strait of Ithaca and the island of Cephalonia.
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A woman winning the office would send an unmatched signal to women everywhere that even the world's most powerful job could be held by someone like them.
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As a service provider and educator with unmatched experience, Planned Parenthood should have a voice in the abortion debate -- but mostly to provide data, expertise, and context.
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With unmatched logistical capabilities, military forces may assist in casualty clearance, patient evacuation, or staging efforts to and from medical facilities and other field sites as required.
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While there are cheaper options available in the area, I find it to be unmatched based on its waterfront location, high level of service, and exclusive amenities.
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Nor do I mean that he's crazy, although his speeches and tweets ("my great and unmatched wisdom"; the Kurds weren't there on D-Day) keep sounding loonier.
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Nancy Pelosi has shown no signs of leaving the speakership, and her staying power as a prodigious fundraiser and adept navigator of Capitol Hill politics is unmatched.
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The result is a movie with an unmatched sense of awe, where you marvel at not just the vastness of our world but also its unstoppable inertia.
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In short, Democrats say they're convinced Trump leveraged the unmatched power of his office to squeeze an ally to interfere in the 2020 election on his behalf.
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"In his 'great and unmatched wisdom,' President Trump must know that no one is above the law," she continued, referencing a tweet from Trump the previous day.
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Our troops have fought with unmatched valor -- and thanks to their bravery, we are now able to pursue a political solution to this long and bloody conflict.
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One of the best features is an unmatched 1200-watt motor (113 gallons of water per minute) so quick water heating and 360-degree circulation are a go.
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Haley, 22, from Houston, Texas posted on reddit about being unmatched by another person on the dating app Tinder, after answering a hypothetical question about a killer snail.
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That in itself is exciting: anyone who's seen her on Saturday Night Live knows she's unmatched at impersonations, and her version of Holmes should be something to see.
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Taraji P. Henson's weave and wig game is unmatched (especially on Empire)... ...but it was her big chop in August of this year that wowed us most. Swoon!
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America has potent economic and financial tools at its disposal, along with an arsenal of cyber weapons, expert special forces, a network of alliances and unmatched soft power.
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"Her commitment to set such a positive example for them is unmatched, and I am incredibly grateful that the future of our game is in such good hands."
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The LNA has an unmatched advantage in its modest air force, stocked with jets and helicopters either seized from the old Libyan army or donated by Arab allies.
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In addition to the show-stopping dinosaur chases and epic musical score, the film is packed with crackling banter and meaty themes unmatched in any of its sequels.
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And with major staffing increases and TV advertising buys still down the road, it can continue pushing its message digitally for just pennies of its unmatched war chest.
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"Mignon Clyburn's passion for ensuring that communications networks are open, universally accessible and affordable is unmatched," said Gigi Sohn, a top counselor to former FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler.
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I believe, like so many long-ago Penny Lanes and Pleasant Valley Sundays did in the 1960s, they're about to spawn a cultural movement unmatched in recent history.
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It's weighty, with a gorgeous 7-layer color process laminating the back of the rear glass, giving it a depth and sparkle that's just unmatched in consumer electronics.
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He's also the fastest and one of the quickest, unmatched among rookies in end-to-end speed and his unique ability to shift and maneuver at full throttle.
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"Life is a Dance" is such a notable Khan cut, she even named a 20043 remix compilation project after it, but the musicality of the original is unmatched.
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Yes, the iPhone is defined by its superior user experience and unmatched ecosystem of apps and accessories, but the nexus of it all lies within the phone itself.
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In his "great and unmatched wisdom"— his own words — Mr. Trump gave Turkey the green light to invade Syria, kick out the Kurds, and create a buffer zone.
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"The cannabis in Canada as well as CBD in the US just gives us a great opportunity to deliver unmatched results, and that's where we're headed," DeGiglio said.
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As a director, his production design is unmatched; as for making the parts of the film that transmit narrative, I have found most of his decisions almost unwatchable.
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The discourse surrounding J. Cole's music is that it has the unmatched ability to lull listeners to sleep as soon as they give it the time of day.
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One of those subscriptions is videogamedunkey, a video editing maestro whose ability to make you laugh and understand why a game's interesting at the same time is unmatched.
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"The internet has the potential not only to enlighten but to spread lies, amplifying defamatory communications to an extent unmatched in our history," Justice Mariano-Florentino Cuéllar wrote.
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The Cornell professor and NASA advisor was unmatched in his ability to make the esoteric concepts of astronomy and astrophysics understandable to millions of people around the world.
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His gift for escalation — evident in the marvelous crescendo of frenzied action that occupies most of the movie's second half — may be unmatched in his generation of filmmakers.
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"The team continues to demonstrate unmatched robotics-specific innovation by combining social intelligence and human-guided learning capabilities," says True Ventures partner and Diligent board member Rohit Sharma.
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Baseball's most powerful lineup, with an unmatched 240 home runs, could manage only three more base runners off Pannone through seven innings in a 3-2 Yankees defeat.
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Beeches are slow to get going, but they're almost unmatched at growing in shade and being unappetizing to deer, which are wildly overpopulated in much of the country.
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In-plane switching, or IPS, panels are known for their superior viewing angles and color reproduction, and experts at RTings say that it's simply unmatched in that regard.
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Her routines have unmatched difficulty and execution, and she was the only woman to qualify for all four event finals at the championships, being held in Stuttgart, Germany.
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Its supremacy went unmatched for decades despite a long list of competitors until Airbus unveiled a dual-level and quad-engine aircraft of its own, the Airbus A380.
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Even by the bloody standards of the Afghan war, Islamic State has gained an unmatched reputation for brutality, routinely beheading opponents or forcing them to sit on explosives.
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His voice is a mighty instrument, and if you closed your eyes and just listened to "Fences" you would hear a verbal performance of unmatched force and nuance.
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The national labs are home to multidisciplinary groups and specialized scientific facilities, especially in the physical sciences and engineering, that are unmatched by anything academia has to offer.
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These unmatched properties are why corporations and unions are considering blockchain voting for shareholders and members — and even all-star sports teams may adapt it for fan contests.
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Why you'll love them: The Darn Tough Merino Wool Hiker Boot Socks offer unmatched support and cushioning to increase comfort and prevent soreness and injury during long treks.
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But he was really cool about the whole thing, and I felt way better once he said he couldn't figure out why he'd unmatched me in the first place.
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I spent the night in a Two Queen Lake View room on a recent trip and plan to return for the spacious accommodations, stunning views, and unmatched guest service.
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In the meantime, as USMA investigates the situation, the scrutiny calls attention to how people of color in the military face degrees of scrutiny unmatched by their white peers.
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The short-and-sweet information strategy has helped turn Axios into a well-known "brand" in Washington in no time, and Allen extends this unmatched discipline to real life.
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Despite lacking major corporate backing like many other competitive events, the Evolution Championship Series enjoys an unmatched prestige within the fighting game community, largely due to its open registration.
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Having a private pad means less complexity in terms of working with stakeholders and partners, and a potential to be able to launch rockets with unmatched flexibility and consistency.
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We already knew that Ally Maine's Lady Gaga's ability to fold shirts is unmatched, but did you also know that she has the greatest green thumb of all time?
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Berry's wit and eye for detail remains unmatched, in part because Berry rarely strayed from the format he had mastered: The two-and-a-half minute rhyming pop song.
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He remains unmatched in his ability to dictate coverage with his remarks -- on Twitter and in public -- in a way that neither she nor any of his aides can.
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The merger would make AT&T unmatched in its size and reach to consumers through smartphones, home broadband, satellite television and a broad portfolio of cable channels and movies.
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Trade agreements have been used to establish strong commercial relations, that in turn bind countries together to further U.S. geopolitical aims, in ways unmatched by most other policy tools.
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With access to a variety of information unmatched in scope, this generation of Americans should consume it in a way that promotes an open mind and a citizen's spirit.
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The first one was fine but her last pic had her smiling and one of her teeth stuck out making her look like a goof so he unmatched her.
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"Slack continues to see unmatched engagement on our platform with 5+ billion weekly actions, including 1+ billion mobile actions," a Slack spokesperson told CNBC in an email on Tuesday.
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"Only good quality yachts have a long and successful life, and we have launched yachts more than 20 years ago that still are unmatched in the market," Bassani said.
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On Sunday, with a steely resolve unmatched by the veteran golfers chasing him, a daring Im held on to a late, one-stroke lead to win the Honda Classic.
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"McRaven said that despite the tribulations, "hope abounds," due to the US having "the greatest scientists in the world" and "an unmatched ability to mobilize when called to action.
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"Dick Parsons has a combination of deep industry knowledge and unmatched corporate and board experience," Candace Beinecke, chair of the board's nominating and governance committee, said in a statement.
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Any traveler to Japan knows that its sense of hospitality — the sober, subtle beauty of the country's lodgings, and the elegant, unobtrusive service within them — is unmatched anywhere else.
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The pictures he made of Parisian notables between 21870 and 219 combine an almost sculptural force of composition and lighting with an acute psychological penetration unmatched in their day.
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Euron is repulsive, as Cersei clearly recognizes, but his fleet is unmatched, and he's already proven his loyalty to her by bringing her the woman who murdered her daughter.
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Still, Grasse's influence and relevance in the fragrance industry remains almost unmatched based on its history, the growers' quality and the creative gifts of the perfumers who live here.
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Satterlee has been painting exclusively with the water-soluble, vinyl-based medium Flashe for years, achieving an unmatched mastery over its matte surfaces, lush textures, and densely pigmented pentimenti.
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Where are concerns of "bizarre and erratic behavior" when the president refers to himself as a "very stable genius" and "the chosen one" who has "great and unmatched wisdom"?
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Vital to the advanced industries of both the United States and China, its unmatched capabilities in the realm of the nanoscule have implications at the highest levels of geopolitics.
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"Dick Parsons has a combination of deep industry knowledge and unmatched corporate and board experience," Candace Beinecke, chair of the board's Nominating and Governance Committee, said in a statement.
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"Our troops have fought with unmatched valor -- and thanks to their bravery, we are now able to pursue a political solution to this long and bloody conflict," Trump said.
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Unmatched levels of comfort (you can thank LYCRA® fiber in all of them for that), top performance on delivering support, and chic designs that'll inspire all kinds of confidence.
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As long as you've got a roll of aluminum foil on hand, and some unmatched knife-making skills, however, you'll be able to avoid washing dishes for yet another day.
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SHANNON BREAM, FOX NEWS: And I remember when I started to fill in and sit there next to him, I was so intimidated by his intellect because he was unmatched.
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" Then he shifted gears, threatening on Twitter to "obliterate" the Turkish economy if the Turks did "anything that I, in my great and unmatched wisdom, consider to be off limits.
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When Tag Heuer or any other famed watchmaker puts four-figure prices on its mechanical watches, there's an implied promise that they'll have an unmatched quality of workmanship and precision.
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"There's so many memories and relationships throughout the years at this tournament," Roddick, 36, told PEOPLE at Wednesday night's the IHG Legends, Unmatched U.S. Open celebration in New York City.
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One recent tweet-threat to apply his "great and unmatched wisdom" to "destroy and obliterate the economy of Turkey" created yet another low standard in diplomacy and international political decorum.
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"We do, now, 20% of our sales with adjacent businesses, and we demonstrated our R&D pipeline, which is unmatched what we ever have seen in IFF history," he said.
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Crafted with the same methods used in forging traditional samurai swords, the Damasukasu Japanese 3-Piece Master Chef Hanshu Knife Set delivers unmatched laser precision, and enhanced hardness and flexibility.
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The way in which the Spurs continue to reinvent themselves year after year, adding new pieces and new wrinkles to their style of play, is unmatched in modern basketball history.
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She handles her vocals with a prowess unmatched, powerfully bouncing throughout the record and equally serving us all the depths and hums that come with being a young woman today.
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With our unmatched resources and the strongest, most capable workforce in the world, America must lead this effort by implementing today the policies that will catalyze the innovations of tomorrow.
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With a smaller military footprint and unmatched conventional capabilities to those of India, Pakistan views the role of certain foreign governments as a critical component of its conflict resolution toolkit.
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"Once combined, we will offer customers around the world — from large enterprises and governments to individual consumers — unrivaled threat protection and unmatched cloud security," Mr. Clark said in a statement.
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Brought to market four years later under the trade name Roundup, the broad-spectrum herbicide saw unmatched growth in the agricultural industry, where it was used for broadleaf weed control.
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From our world-class universities and our unmatched workforce to our culture of entrepreneurship and drive for success, there are many reasons America's economy is the strongest in the world.
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She's raised hundreds of millions of dollars for the party — money that trickles down to scores of rank-and-file members — and her reputation for uniting the party is unmatched.
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The Yankees have always carried themselves with a sort of exceptionalism, as if their unmatched history — and admirable willingness to reinvest in the product — set them apart from their peers.
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The new weapons would offer speed and precision unmatched by any human while reducing the number — and cost — of soldiers and pilots exposed to potential death and dismemberment in battle.
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With BFR expected to be fully reusable — a feat unmatched by even the company's workhorse Falcon 9 — Musk believes each BFR flight will cost between $5 million and $6 million.
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Louisville quarterback Lamar Jackson has already established a statistical pace unmatched by any quarterback in school history - one that has made him the clear frontrunner in the Heisman Trophy race.
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The loss of Mattis -- who was seen around the world as a check on Trump's erratic national security decision-making -- has raised anxiety about his presidency to previously unmatched levels.
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Stuzo has an unmatched collection of graphic tees and hoodies celebrating blackness, queerness, and womanhood — communities that founders Stoney Michelli and Uzo Ejikeme continually strive to lift up and showcase.
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Nuclear Forces: MarginalUS nuclear capabilities are currently unmatched, but the US has been relying on an aging collection of decades-old warheads rather than taking full advantage of new technologies.
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But in Utqiaġvik, the 4,400-strong Iñupiat community at the northern tip of Alaska's North Slope, scientists have come to rely on Native experts' unmatched familiarity with the Arctic environment.
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Between their dominant defense, unmatched coaching, and ever-reliable offense, it's going to take a perfect game from another team to finally beat the Patriots at some point this season.
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While those are troubling traits, Machado also boasts unmatched durability: He is the major league leader in games played over the last four seasons, averaging more than 159 per season.
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"I'm sad; Chris's passion and joy was infectious ... and it was backed up by a political gut that was unmatched in our world," Brzezinski said on her show Tuesday morning.
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Her power stems from being unmatched — the only one of her kind (or so she thinks) — but it also makes her lonely, a condition that worsens after Aurora's big news.
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"With today's action we will ensure that our people are secure, our interests are protected and our power continues to be unmatched," Trump said in remarks during the signing ceremony.
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Andaz 5th Avenue, a member of World of Hyatt, boasts an unmatched Midtown Manhattan location close to New York landmarks such as Bryant Park, Times Square, and the Chrysler Building.
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ANDREW NORMAN This season, the Los Angeles Philharmonic demonstrates a remarkable commitment to the music of this composer, whose command of orchestral color and vibrancy may well be unmatched today.
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Outside, there are unmatched views of Manhattan and the Brooklyn Bridge, plus hard-to-miss seating arrangements: three plastic igloos, which make up what the market calls its Rooftop Iglounge.
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"If Turkey does anything that I, in my great and unmatched wisdom, consider to be off limits, I will totally destroy and obliterate the Economy of Turkey," Trump tweeted Monday.
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Fortunately, we now have in place a special counsel investigating the Trump team's alleged ties with Russia who has earned unmatched praise from those on both sides of the aisle.
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ANDREW NORMAN This season, the Los Angeles Philharmonic demonstrates a remarkable commitment to the music of this composer, whose command of orchestral color and vibrancy may well be unmatched today.
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"Few people in the world can bring us together like Oprah, whose compassion and grace celebrating the power of books are unmatched," said Tim Cook, Apple's CEO, in a statement.
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U.S. companies, which boast an unmatched global footprint, are ready to help wherever possible to secure the future of the U.S. economy and the prosperity of its workers and businesses.
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"Few people in the world can bring us together like Oprah, whose compassion and grace celebrating the power of books are unmatched," said Apple CEO Tim Cook in a statement.
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"Now the RNC can work more closely with state parties and campaigns to do what we do best, ensure that more people vote through our unmatched field program," Ahrens said.
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There is no try Although "Rise" is a technical masterpiece, unmatched in many ways from any other ride on the planet, Trowbridge hopes visitors won't notice any of the technology.
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Why we loved it: This quirky, dark, funny show — with its eccentric characters and whimsical design — was unlike anything else on TV at the time, and it still remains unmatched.
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There is also a raft of lucrative perks that are unmatched by the taxi center: signing bonuses, paying for two weeks of a driver's car lease and free medical checkups.
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"Few people in the world can bring us together like Oprah, whose compassion and grace celebrating the power of books are unmatched," Apple CEO Tim Cook said in a statement.
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"If Turkey does anything that I, in my great and unmatched wisdom, consider to be off limits, I will totally destroy and obliterate the Economy of Turkey," the president tweeted.
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For all their efforts, party leaders were rewarded with Mr. Moore, whom they grudgingly embraced in the early fall — just in time for a scandal of unmatched luridness to appear.
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Internationally, the former KGB officer turned Russian president has overseen an escalation in state-sponsored hacking, for both information warfare and cyberwar, unmatched by any other country in the world.
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Such a scenario, if left unmatched, would open up the possibility of Russia being hit by a nuclear strike before its own missiles fired in response could reach U.S. territory.
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But to see a major American figure with an unmatched platform use it to spread baseless fear — fear targeted at a marginalized and oft-slandered group of Americans — is terrifying.
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Many observers had commented on the unmatched level of skepticism Trump had directed at the US intelligence apparatus, and other speakers Saturday addressed the relationship between presidents and the intelligence community.
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As country representatives went back and forth, InfluenceMap, a nonprofit that tracks corporations' impact on climate policy, published a report accusing shipping lobbying groups of holding "unmatched power" over IMO decisions.
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This part of the demo alone could change ecommerce as we know it, providing a more interactive way to shop online by delivering a virtual browsing experience unmatched by today's offerings.
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With its professional teams and punishing training regimes, the depth of Korean archery is unmatched and the nation will be disappointed if it fails to sweep all four titles at Rio.
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The ECB's institutional and functional independence is the example of a successful pursuit of price stability — even in an environment that lacks the unmatched flexibility of American labor and product markets.
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Brown and West, who supposedly discussed "multicultural issues" with Trump, may have gambled that their personal celebrity could forge a bond with a president-elect whose love for glitz is unmatched.
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The North Koreans, their Chinese allies, and everyone else in the region understand what the F-35, F-22, and B-2 bring to the fight – an unmatched power projection advantage.
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We spoke to 16 of these talents who helped shape the public image of FLOTUS (in turn, she gave them her respect and vote of confidence — and an unmatched bragging right).
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Its huge resources and scale — it earned $46.9 billion in the first half of the year and produced 10 million barrels a day — have given it unmatched financial and production advantages.
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Across five tracks, Le1f bounces across electro-inspired beats and abstract club tracks with an unmatched energy, contorting his gnarly voice as many times as he can in just 19 minutes.
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The company has invested heavily in its camera hardware, which has paid off with terrific performance (currently unmatched in low light) and has stirred smartphone owners to hit the "upgrade" button.
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Satellogic's products also carry hyperspectral imaging, with 30 meter spatial resolution from orbit, something the company says is "unmatched" when compared to any currently orbiting satellites serving commercial or scientific missions.
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" Even with the breakdown of the talks, Ambassador Maen Arikat, the Palestinian representative to the US, said Kerry's "tireless efforts were unmatched and his commitment to making progress was highly admired.
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"Keith was a gentle soul whose love for music and passion for his performance as a keyboard player will remain unmatched for many years to come," said Palmer on his website.
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" A spokesperson for Tennis Australia referred Broadly to a public statement explaining that "as a legend of the sport, we respect Margaret Court's achievements in tennis and her unmatched playing record.
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As a federal agency, it is unmatched in its ability to pull together needed personnel to quickly set up and manage disasters on the ground in communities all across the nation.
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"Vlatko is known for his deep understanding of the game, his unmatched preparation and his tactical flexibility," U.S. Soccer president Carlos Cordeiro told reporters at a media conference announcing the appointment.
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The administration believes that it "offers great potential to fuel growth in that sector, create new jobs for Americans, and highlight the unmatched range and quality" of United States tourist destinations.
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And as the beverage of moderation, it means liquid enjoyment that delivers advanced kilned and roasted malt flavors, pleasing hop profiles and yeast-driven goodness unmatched by any other fermented beverage.
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When Baker decided to step down, Reagan turned to Kenneth Duberstein, Baker's highly respected deputy and longtime White House aide with unmatched connections on Capitol Hill, to guide the presidential ship.
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Proenza Schouler fall 2016 runway look Proenza Schouler runway look drawn on the iPad Pro Proenza Schouler fall 2016 look "The drawing experience is unmatched," Sing said of the iPad Pro.
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"People want a car that's thrilling to drive, that looks gorgeous and that can easily adapt to their lifestyle — and the Mustang Mach-E delivers all of this in unmatched style."
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However, despite U.S. military capabilities, which remain unmatched, and despite compassion for civilians suffering in wars and conflicts in the region, most Americans seem to take a cautious approach to intervention.
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His most significant work, from a six-year stretch, combines "an almost sculptural force of composition and lighting with an acute psychological penetration unmatched in their day," Luc Sante said here.
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Thomas became her manager, gear guru and part-time coach, and together the couple developed a work ethic for Vonn that was unmatched by her peers on and off the snow.
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But that's how I feel: New Vegas combines the ideas Bethesda put together in Fallout 3 with an attention to worldbuilding and roleplay that's been unmatched in the series ever since.
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Reyes has hit as many as 19 homers in a season and stolen as many as 503 bases — a figure he reached in 2007, and one unmatched in the majors since.
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"If Turkey does anything that I, in my great and unmatched wisdom, consider to be off limits I will totally destroy and obliterate the economy of Turkey," Trump reassured the nation.
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But within Xinjiang, Chinese authorities have built a system of unmatched surveillance and social control facilitated by facial recognition scans, voice biometric data, DNA collection, and artificial intelligence for racial profiling.
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Jennings came in with a reputation for unmatched endurance: He won 74 games in a row in 2004 and, in the years since, no contestant has come close to that streak.
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While other politicians often donate small sums to their allies, the breadth and depth of his giving thus far — and the possibility of it in the future — is unmatched in scale.
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He is also the only person preventing a takeover of America by the Democratic Party and progressives — and that, they insist, would produce a moral calamity nearly unmatched in American history.
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"This contract allows for our shipbuilding team, out suppliers and our employees to plan ahead so that we can continue to deliver submarines of unmatched quality, stealth and lethality," Graney said.
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Though its membership and stature, like those of other French unions, have declined considerably from their post-World War II height, the C.G.T. remains unmatched in its ability to mobilize workers.
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"To put it simply, Lee was an unusually charismatic performer with an unmatched talent," said La Frances Hui by email, the associate curator in the Museum of Modern Art's film department.
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Qualcomm's Snapdragon is the most famous and widely used example, Samsung's Exynos is a comparable competitor, and Apple's A series of SoCs are the current gold standard, delivering unmatched performance and efficiency.
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But Howard, as an unmatched crasher of the boards and defender of the rim, happens to excel in those areas of the game where the Hawks haven't quite reached an elite level.
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Each consists of two abutted but unmatched supports, with one hanging down or rising above the other, with hard-edged rectangles consisting of a single color painted between empty expanses of canvas.
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Such surges have proven key to Democrats as they mount challenges to Biden, who dominates traditional news coverage, and Sanders, who drives unmatched engagement among his followers on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.
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But if you're looking for a relaxing spa day, unmatched views and the perfect travel 'gram — and you've made room for it in your budget — spend a day at the Blue Lagoon.
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It was unmatched in its ability to use speed and extreme altitude -- 16 miles high -- to capture photographs and other kinds of intelligence that helped keep the Cold War from heating up.
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It's one that has jettisoned free-market mechanisms, and one that has enabled a hyper-inflationary spiral unmatched by every other market in the U.S.— including healthcare, housing and other inflationary sectors.
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She said that while the former secretary of state has made some "mistakes," including not backing same-sex marriage until 2013, her level of political experience is "unmatched" by any other candidate.
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The fact that Trump Jr. would leave an electronic paper trail for an at least mildly treasonous meeting suggests a level of naivety and/or privilege unmatched in recent American political history.
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Apple tailors iOS to its latest iPhones, and it seems like Google wants to take a similarly integrated approach The iPhone's greatest strength has, from the outset, been Apple's unmatched vertical integration.
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"We remain very confident about the future of our Services business given the unmatched level of engagement, satisfaction and loyalty of our growing installed base," Cook said on the last earnings call.
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" American Airlines CEO Doug Parker said Kelleher's vision "brought the freedom of travel to hundreds of millions of people, and his appetite for taking on any real or perceived battle was unmatched.
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A decade ago, labor's political operation was "unmatched by anything on the right," said Luke Hilgemann, chief executive of Americans for Prosperity, a free-market advocacy group founded by the Koch brothers.
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The introduction of the Chase Sapphire Reserve made headlines last year with its unmatched travel rewards, including a sign-up bonus of 100,000 points and three times points on travel and dining.
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And it goes a long way toward explaining why gun companies have poured millions into the National Rifle Association over the past decade, giving the industry's lobbying arm virtually unmatched political influence.
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But the rest of the world knows little about the region and its cuisine: its gold-green olive oil, its rich red wines, its diverse grains and its unmatched artistry in salumi.
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He's achieved a longevity probably unmatched in operatic history; he reads music well enough to teach himself more than 150 roles; he ambitiously added conducting and opera-house administration to his resume.
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But the Patriots once again played with a consistency and poise that have been largely unmatched in the N.F.L. playoffs since they won their first Super Bowl after the 2001 regular season.
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But now the United States, by the sheer force of its production, the supremacy of its technology, and an unmatched pipeline, refinery and storage structure, has put a ceiling to the price.
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Twitter allows astrologers to push out updates to fans that keep pace with the news, and A.I. and machine learning can churn out predictions at speeds unmatched by flesh-and-blood astrologers.
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It was a crowd unmatched at least since the end of World War II in this stately old city that has known so many moments of regal and imperial triumph and tragedy.
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Yet with his unmatched biography and name recognition, he deprived younger center-left candidates like Kamala Harris, Cory Booker and Michael Bennet of oxygen even as he failed to consolidate centrists himself.
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"Few people in the world can bring us together like Oprah, whose compassion and grace celebrating the power of books are unmatched," said Tim Cook, Apple's CEO said in a press release.
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With a non-marking Vibram outsole for rugged resilience and a breathable mesh fabric, these boots will keep your dog comfortable all day long while delivering unmatched protection against wet and weather.
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Young isn't wrong about The OA being different: There's a hopefulness to The OA that is unmatched by more gritty prestige TV offerings like The Handmaid's Tale, Westworld, even Game of Thrones.
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Here's a visualization of the tsunami of ad dollars Bloomberg has unleashed since his late entry, courtesy of FiveThirtyEight: Bloomberg's unmatched outlays are core to his plan for capturing the Democratic nomination.
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"If Turkey does anything that I, in my great and unmatched wisdom, consider to be off limits, I will totally destroy and obliterate the Economy of Turkey (I've done before!)," Trump tweeted.
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Meanwhile, unmatched blood and fluids were being pumped into the president and an anesthesia machine was assisting his breathing, for they all saw a possible agonal respiration, and his heart was working.
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READ: These House Democrats are still warning their party: Impeachment could backfire The Trump campaign boasts an unmatched war chest to dump ads on Facebook and Google and inundate supporters with messages.
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"We will continue to provide unmatched value to our customers by offering the best quality beds at prices that fit any budget today, tomorrow and into the future," said CEO Steve Stagner.
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While Brazil, Latin America's largest economy, is known for its exports of meat, metal and coffee, nothing garners as much attention as the soccer players it dispatches at a rate unmatched anywhere.
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"We intend to give customers unmatched choice, quality, value and experiences that will define the future of media and communications," AT&T chairman and CEO Randall Stephenson said in a canned company statement.
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The Drive PX 2 was announced last year at CES, with the company describing the in-car compute platform as a "supercomputer in a lunchbox" because of its unmatched processing power and size.
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He now controls the three countries' military pact, presents China with a united front of unmatched firepower and an alliance of highly developed economies representing a quarter of the global demand and output.
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Son Young-jun, LG Display's vice president of public relations, said in a statement that the company is the only producer of large-size OLED displays and had "unmatched technological expertise" in OLED.
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She has adapted her magazine and herself to changing times and cultures to an unmatched extent, dispassionately (or ruthlessly) jettisoning her catechisms when they cease to work, from magazine sections to Vogue spinoffs.
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While the DNC has received requests for other single-issue debates, such as on anti-corruption and seniors issues, the support for one focused on climate is unmatched in both tenor and magnitude.
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To be sure, economic and racial segregation remained a huge problem in the city but compared to much of the country, the diversity that most people experienced on a daily basis was unmatched.
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Nakagawa firmly believes that all that time spent eating karē pan—not to mention Indian curry—has given the men of Japan and their hirsute brothers in India hair with heretofore unmatched virility.
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But this year proved one of unmatched strength of the remaining members of the group, who turned the darkest times into an opportunity to pour messages of hope and passion into their music.
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But the United States is no fallen hegemon just yet; it still commands unmatched economic and military capabilities, and Washington and its allies still control a preponderance of global military and economic power.
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In that kind of environment, every tactical advantage is essential, and whether it's rallying people to her cause, or simply instigating a bloodbath, Maeve's ability to control fellow hosts gives her unmatched power.
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Pro players who "retired" from StarCraft 2 have started coming out of retirement to compete in Brood War tournaments, returning to the game that made their reputations and built Korea's unmatched eSports infrastructure.
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"The holy grail of marketing is understanding the needs of each customer in order to deliver unmatched value at the optimal moment," writes Momchil Kyurkchiev, Leanplum CEO and co-founder, in today's announcement.
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"With ~20 percent growth in content spend (est.) this year, a growing distribution ecosystem and expanding addressable base, we believe that Netflix remains on track in building out an unmatched global entertainment platform."
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Kevin Hart's excitement over the Philadelphia Eagles' Super Bowl LII victory was truly unmatched on Sunday night — and got him kicked off a postgame broadcast and strong-armed away from the trophy stage.
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There's a smoothness and a sweetness to those headphones' sound that is unmatched, even by much pricier models, and I continue to hold them up as my standard for stupendous value for money.
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But I was surprised that Google Home arrived so rough around the edges, especially when it had an existing competitive product to learn from, and an unmatched wealth of data to draw upon.
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Three years into Trump, the options for Republicans who tire of his lies, his bullying and his claim to "great and unmatched wisdom" remain painfully clear — say nothing or head for the door.
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The satisfaction of building a structure that will be a permanent part of a city's skyline is unmatched only by the fulfillment of building a facility that will cure diseases and saves lives.
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A statement from the 10th Group said that SOTF-102 "produced unmatched effects against the Taliban, Islamic State of Iraq and Syria-Khorasan (ISIS-K), Haqqani, and Al-Qaeda," Stars and Stripes reports.
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This relatively small group—bound together by shared neighborhoods, mosques, cafés, and Somali shopping malls—has managed to pull off feats of organizing unmatched by workers at any other Amazon warehouse in America.
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The F-22's powerful engine and sleek aerodynamic design allow it to cruise at supersonic speeds without using afterburner and its flight controls and maneuverability are unmatched by any other aircraft. Ever.
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The level of media coverage is unmatched, as well: There are 108 journalists accredited from the United States, according to FIFA, including a couple of dozen dedicated to documenting the Americans' every move.
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In July 23, as the Republican National Convention coincided with police killings of unarmed black men and a mass shooting of police officers in Dallas, Fox's page reached then-unmatched heights in engagement.
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They would consume warm fluids and high-calorie snacks, and push through the unmatched exhaustion that comes from hauling a 403-pound Norwegian sled, known as a pulk, for 10 to 12 hours.
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Gianna seen as heir to an unmatched legacy After a glittering, straight-out-of-high-school 20-year NBA career, Bryant was often seen with Gianna -- a talented young player -- at basketball games.
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But they also suggest what we'll lose when, inevitably, the world does move on to something better than email — an unmatched historical record of some of the most important stories in the world.
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Their deep talent roster is unmatched, which was important for me as I embark on this new chapter in my life because I'll be able to learn from the best in the business.
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Britain takes 12 of the 30 spots, which might represent some cultural and language biases on my part but mainly reflects that country's unmatched heritage of making good TV, with significant government support.
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Trump pledged debilitating economic retaliation against Turkey if they did anything "that I, in my great and unmatched wisdom, consider to be off limits," though so far the financial punishment has been limited.
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Yet when it comes to productivity, Logitech's MX-series mice are pretty much unmatched, and with the new MX Master 3, Logitech has propelled its flagship mouse into a class of its own.
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"His passion for baseball is unmatched, and he has entertained generations of White Sox fans with his stories, experiences and insight," team chairman Jerry Reinsdorf said of Harrelson, known as "Hawk" to fans.
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Beyond the stupidity of offering unmatched concessions and negotiating against themselves, my colleagues have begun to refer to the border wall in the same way Trump's base speak about DREAMers and undocumented people.
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It's a prime example of what the Antiquities Act was intended to protect, representing an invaluable encapsulation of Tribal Nation history and culture, sites for scientific research, and unmatched recreation opportunities for outdoorsmen.
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And the Sanders campaign is touting what it describes as an unmatched network of volunteers in Iowa, which includes more than 1,500 students who signed up to train as campus leaders for Sanders.
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But I was surprised that Google Home arrived so rough around the edges, especially when it had an existing competitive product to learn from and an unmatched wealth of data to draw upon.
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The release of the Model 3 from relative newcomer Tesla garnered the most attention in 2017, straddling the auto and tech worlds to achieve hype unmatched by nearly any other brand outside of Cupertino.
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Patrick Schwarzenegger's political pedigree is nearly unmatched -- his dad was "The Governator" and his mom's part of the Kennedys -- so it makes sense he'll run for office some day ... and he can't deny it.
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" In response to criticism, Trump said on Twitter that "if Turkey does anything that I, in my great and unmatched wisdom, consider to be off limits, I will totally destroy and obliterate (its) economy.
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"Our confidence in the resilient success of Disney+ comes from the company's unmatched brand recognition, extensive premium content, and unparalleled ecosystem to market the service," analyst Alexia Quadrani told investors, as reported by CNBC.
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We're not yet sure what each of these individual compounds does, but the net result is clear: an unmatched ability to feast, undetected, on the blood of many different organisms, for days on end.
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Nevertheless, due to his knack for retail politics, his ability to appeal to both progressives and moderates, and his unmatched fundraising prowess, Mr O'Rourke begins his campaign in the top tier of primary candidates.
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If you really feel like scaring yourself into a bunker, read this review of a new book from former U.S. Secretary of Defense William J. Perry, whose knowledge of this area is probably unmatched.
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Beyond that is the obvious factor of their unmatched cleverness (though Sansa has arguably surpassed Tyrion's), and unique abilities to play the game without losing sight of the overarching morality that grounds their characters.
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It's so good, in fact, that Indian brides cover their entire bodies in a paste made from it on the morning of their wedding so that their glow is unmatched on their wedding night.
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"We have strong concerns that the combined company's unmatched control of popular content and the distribution of that content will lead to higher prices, fewer choices, and poorer quality services for Americans," they wrote.
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"If Turkey does anything that I, in my great and unmatched wisdom, consider to be off limits, I will totally destroy and obliterate the Economy of Turkey (I've done before!)," he wrote on Twitter.
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Gulfstream's G650 jets will continue to have unmatched flight range at the top end of the pure business jet segment until Bombardier brings the competing Global 7000 long-range jet into service this year.
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Generally, American Presidents arrive in China in a position of superiority, backed by US economic might, the unmatched capability of American armed forces and the weight of more than 70 years of global leadership.
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" Zane Lowe, a host of Beats 22013, Apple's radio station, described XL to me as "the most consistently tasteful label," and he praised Russell's unmatched "ability to work with strong artists of strong opinions.
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Pelosi's unmatched fundraising ability, coupled with her willingness to wield power within her party when it came to committee assignments and other plum prizes, made her unassailable as leader of Democrats in the House.
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In-ring comparisons to the Golden Boy might be a little far-fetched for a debutant, but the push that Michael Conlan is getting is unmatched since De La Hoya turned pro in 1992.
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Paskin cites Daredevil and The Americans as examples of TV series that avoid the pitfalls she describes, but the unmatched, blood-drenched king of TV fisticuffs, chases, gunfights, and more is, indisputably, Cinemax's Banshee.
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As it stands, unmatched, this is the worst soccer video game I have ever played—and I've played a lot of them, from the 8 bit days to the FIFA that isn't out yet.
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In my view, a bowl of beans and rice makes a heavenly meal any day of the week, unmatched for flavor and appeal — unless we're talking about beans and pasta, but that's another story.
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He learns the Washington inside game during the Nixon and Ford administrations, applies the lessons during the presidency of George H.W. Bush and demonstrates his unmatched mastery when George W. (Sam Rockwell) comes along.
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The Syrian government, arguing that protesters were infiltrated by armed elements from the very start, cracked down with a determination unmatched in other countries caught up in what was briefly labeled the Arab Spring.
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The base's F-2120 stealth fighter jets may be unmatched in the skies, but they were all but defenseless on the ground, as the powerful storm ripped apart hangars, flooded buildings and scattered debris.
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For now, however, Mr. Biden is unmatched among national Democrats in his ability to traverse the electoral map, ranging from the sparse expanse of North Dakota to the dense suburbs of Orange County, Calif.
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Lofgren offers not only an unmatched familiarity with how to investigate the president but the authority of a Democrat who did not publicly support one into Trump until the Ukraine scandal came to light.
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Cross-country skierAge: 39How she dominated the decade: In a sport as grueling as cross-country skiing, sustained greatness takes discipline, and through the past 10 years, Marit Bjørgen was unmatched in her field.
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"Pfizer concluded that the use of the product with an unmatched dosage cup marked in teaspoons rather than milliliters has a chance of being associated with potential overdose," the company said in its announcement.
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"With the choice of two Rocket Lab launch sites offering more than 130 launch opportunities each year, our customers enjoy unmatched control over their launch schedule and orbital requirements," Beck said in a statement.
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This long period of strength arose from critical federal investments in education and infrastructure, an unmatched talent pipeline, and the opportunities created by the opening of new markets and the global expansion of trade.
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The US military, despite the rise of powerful rivals, remains an unmatched military force with more than 2 million active-duty and reserve troops ready to defend the homeland and protect American interests abroad.
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Characterized by their serenity of mood and flawless compositions, his prints convey the natural world with an unmatched sensitivity to the splendor of each time of day, to the particular beauty of each season.
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If they prevail, it will be because their ideas are unmatched for their ability to spread freedom and prosperity They must rediscover their belief in individual dignity and self-reliance—by curbing their own privileges.
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The 33-year-old is leaving the Cleveland Cavaliers for the LA team, which has been struggling for years to rebuild and reclaim its once-unmatched talent and reputation after several record-setting losing seasons.
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Wildcard North Korea is edging closer to its goal of building a viable nuclear device, Pakistan continues to amass nuclear material at unmatched rates, and Russian officials openly discuss pre-emptive nuclear strikes on Europe.
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The North Carolina study found that 43 percent of the unmatched voters — registered voters who could not be matched with a driver's license — participated in 2012, compared with more than 3.83 percent of matched voters.
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The North Carolina study found that 703 percent of the unmatched voters — registered voters who could not be matched with a driver's license — participated in 2012, compared with more than 70 percent of matched voters.
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"In other words, Russia is not just exceeding the U.S. in icebreaker production and Arctic presence, they're in a class by themselves and setting a standard, supported by enhanced capability, that is unmatched," he continued.
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It holds around a third of total banking sector deposits in Russia, meaning it is less dependent on more costly central bank financing than other Russian banks, and its pricing power on loans is unmatched.
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The museum said on its website that the coin was issued by the Royal Canadian Mint in 2007 and that it was featured in the Guinness Book of Records for its "unmatched" degree of purity.
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"This move will keep Penthouse competitive in the future and will seamlessly combine our unmatched pictorial features and editorial content with our video and broadcast offerings," FriendFinder Networks CEO Jonathan Buckheit said in a statement.
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This will not happen: the French academician who suggested that French be the union's sole legal language in 2007 (thanks to its supposedly unmatched precision) was surely pitied as much as he was laughed at.
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The widows' plight in a state with a $12.7 billion unpaid bill backlog represents yet another frustrating byproduct of lllinois' 53-month budget stalemate, a span of fiscal ineptitude unmatched by any other U.S. state.
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"We are going to expand into new markets and continue developing transformative technologies, unmatched agent support and marketing resources to our agents and clients across the country," founder and executive chairman Ori Allon tells TechCrunch.
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"This new order is a powerful endorsement of the 787 family's unique passenger appeal and unmatched ability to help airlines open new routes and grow profitably," Boeing Chief Executive Kevin McAllister said in a statement.
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We can't control when or where the next hurricane, earthquake or wildfire may strike, but we do know that our nation is unmatched in our ability to provide resources in the event of a disaster.
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Contrast China's and India's trifling promises with President Obama's attempts to shut down the U.S. coal industry and all coal-fired power plants, a self-inflicted wound utterly unmatched in the rest of the world.
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DSG's rating reflects leading positions in the domestic rubber tyre and footwear markets, which are supported by its well-known brand, and an unmatched distribution network of 313 retail and wholesale points and six franchisees.
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"The United States's strength has long rested not only on our unmatched military and economy, but also on the power of our ideals," wrote Rice, also a former United States ambassador to the United Nations.
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The annual summits used to be an opportunity to reaffirm unity among close friends and work privately to resolve differences in order to solidify an alliance whose success in preserving peace and prosperity is unmatched.
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However, during the so-called commodity super-cycle, when crude oil was above $100 a barrel and copper touched $10,000 a tonne, credit costs for private equity entities were exorbitant and often unmatched by profitability.
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His invention of the rotoscope, a tool used even today to capture human movements and convert them into animated frames, lends the original series a sense of life unmatched by some actual live-action movies.
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Chilean tenor player Melissa Aldana wields her unmatched virtuosity in service an emotive artistic vision, as opposed to being just showy and exhibitionist, like other young players tend to be on the male-dominated instrument.
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Williams, who returned to competition in March after giving birth last September, earned $103,000 in winnings over the past year but received $18.1 million from an endorsement portfolio unmatched among women in sports, Forbes said.
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This time, I took in the music surrounded by the friends I'd lost touch with earlier, and the feeling of being with them at a multi-stage festival in a foreign country was unmatched glory.
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What makes this device special is its unique electronic ink, or e-ink, screen which makes the screen glare-free, ensuring a comfortable reading experience for your eyes that is unmatched by any other device.
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Combined with a surge in sales of recent and more vintage Philo designs, that figure, Ms. Boucinha said, would seem to suggest a consumer reaction — a mini-revolt, if you will — unmatched in recent memory.
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Fan neish tweeted, "bts waking up after their well deserved hiatus fully rested and happy ready to come back to break more records and deliver more unmatched content" with a video of a sleepy Suga.
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Mr. Trump later tried to mollify his critics, saying that if Turkey "does anything that I, in my great and unmatched wisdom, consider to be off limits, I will totally destroy and obliterate" its economy.
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"America's newfound prosperity is undeniable, unprecedented and unmatched anywhere in the world," Trump said at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, hours before his impeachment trial was set to begin in earnest back home.
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As I wrote about his unmatched career, I couldn't help but think of what I might be adding to the article as I observed Scully's gracious farewell to fans as he approaches his 89th birthday.
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"In the coming weeks, Mike will release several policy proposals on a range of climate issues that impact Americans... informed by Mike's extensive environmental advocacy -- which is unmatched among the current presidential candidates," Williams said.
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If he wins, Bernal will achieve a feat unmatched by the Tour's greatest champions — the five-time winners Eddy Merckx, Jacques Anquetil, Bernard Hinault and Miguel Indurain — who were all older when they first won.
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With his mammoth online fund-raising operation, Mr. Sanders appears to be in a position of financial strength unmatched by any other candidate besides Michael R. Bloomberg, the billionaire former mayor of New York City.
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The United States possesses unmatched military capability, but history and experience demonstrate that it is neither economically wise nor morally proper to rely too heavily on power which is wielded through armed threat and force.
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But the online platforms have huge reach — Facebook has more than 2 billion members worldwide — and an unmatched ability to target messages to specific groups of voters, making them an important messaging battleground for 2020.
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Valerie Jarrett, a businesswoman, former city official in Chicago and longtime friend of the Obamas, was renowned for her unmatched access to President Barack Obama and reach into policy matters far beyond her official portfolio.
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The North Carolina study found that 43 percent of the unmatched voters — registered voters who could not be matched with a driver's license — participated in 303, compared with more than 70 percent of matched voters.
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Apple's unmatched strength is in the integration of all the important aspects that go toward building up a satisfying user experience, and it's long been true that the only company that could hope to match Apple was Google, owing to its dominance on the software front with the Android OS. The Pixel showed that Google was willing and able to produce a premium, uniquely differentiated phone (the Pixel camera remains unmatched, many months later), but it obviously wasn't the finished product of Google's grander project.
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But no Democrat has signaled a challenge to her, and Pelosi's sharp political skills and relentless fundraising efforts are unmatched so it's unclear who would be able to cobble up enough support to force a change.
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The Taliban launched an offensive several weeks ago in Jawzjan against the group, which they oppose as much as they do the Western-backed government in Kabul and which has established an unmatched reputation for brutality.
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All of these accomplishments rested on the unique and unprecedented ways in which the United States deployed its unmatched power in the decades after World War II. And those efforts, in turn, were inspired by tragedy.
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With an initial focus on blood grouping and serological disease screening, Quotient is developing its proprietary MosaiQTM technology platform to offer a breadth of tests that is unmatched by existing commercially available transfusion diagnostic instrument platforms.
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"Walmart's early investments in tech/ecommerce and practice of continued price investment, which benefits from the company's unmatched scale, have positioned it well for future share gains," Jefferies said in a research note ahead of earnings.
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The 33-year-old is leaving the Cleveland Cavaliers to join the LA team, which has been struggling for years to rebuild and reclaim its once-unmatched talent and reputation after several record-setting losing seasons.
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"On Sunday, Fox had the largest revenue day in TV history generating around $600 million of gross revenue and providing an unmatched platform for over 100 advertisers from the pregame through the Masked Singer," he said.
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"This transaction uniquely positions us to utilize our unmatched infrastructure, platforms and network at scale to deploy elegant and engaging community technology hubs that connect, inform, inspire and support people where they live, work and play."
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Yet, woven deeply into the fabric of American communities, the Church has a unique responsibility and unmatched capacity to care for victims, minister to the men and women behind bars, and advocate for justice that restores.
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"Drake's perspective as a culture leader and entrepreneur combined with Canopy Growth's breadth of cannabis knowledge will allow our new company to bring an unmatched cannabis experience to global markets," Canopy Growth CEO Mark Zekulin said.
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"This transaction brings together two of the top Marcellus and Utica producers to form a natural gas operating position that will be unmatched in the industry," EQT President and CEO Steve Schlotterbeck said in a statement.
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"Costa Rica has unmatched conditions (for adoption of electric transport) in comparison with the rest of Latin America" because its electrical grid relies on renewable energy, she said – meaning electric vehicles would have near zero emissions.
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As he showed in his earlier books "1491" and "1493" Mann's storytelling skills are unmatched — the sprightly tempo with which this book unfolds, each question answered as it comes to mind, makes for pure pleasure reading.
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Yet he's being buoyed on the ground in Iowa by his progressive allies in "the squad" and from his unmatched levels of support from the actors, artists and pop culture heavyweights lining up behind his campaign.
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Chicago got off to a 1-0 series lead as it captured the win in a very close 13-209 Hardpoint match on Azhir Cave behind the unmatched slaying power of Alec "Arcitys" Sanderson and Formal.
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"In the coming weeks, Mike will release several policy proposals on a range of climate issues that impact Americans and informed by Mike's extensive environmental advocacy — which is unmatched among the current presidential candidates," Williams said.
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The insurer confirmed that it does not have major operations in Britain, it has no unhedged and unmatched sterling exposure and the asset portfolio has been underweight equities in 2016, a group spokesman said on Friday.
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"With unmatched global brand awareness and customer loyalty, we believe there is a significant opportunity to reinvigorate growth and improve the profitability of Victoria's Secret," Sycamore Partners managing director Stefan Kaluzny said in a press release.
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His campaign is one of the most free-spending campaigns in the history of the state's first-in-the-South primary, where he has one of the largest field staffs and an unmatched amount of advertising.
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Chicago got off to a 1-0 series lead as it captured the win in a very close 250-209 Hardpoint match on Azhir Cave behind the unmatched slaying power of Alec "Arcitys" Sanderson and Formal.
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As Netflix has a "growing distribution ecosystem and expanding addressable base, we believe that Netflix remains on track in building out an unmatched global entertainment platform," Goldman's Heath Terry wrote in a note to clients Tuesday.
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Here' Qualcomm: The flagship Snapdragon 865 Mobile Platform, which includes the Snapdragon X55 53G Modem-RF System, is the world's most advanced 5G platform, delivering unmatched connectivity and performance for the next generation of flagship devices.
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Without those Google features, analysts say consumers won't want the phone - unless Huawei can find a way to convince them that its features are unmatched and the alternative software offering is stable and easy to use.
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Speaking of which, Josie and the Pussycats also gives a meditation on millennial teen girls and their tendencies with a level of self-awareness that went unmatched until Mean Girls fucked shit up three years later.
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The pilot of this new spy series opens three years after her arrest, when an F.B.I. agent, Will Keaton (Morris Chestnut), desperate to prevent an impending attack, reluctantly enlists Erica for her unmatched code-breaking skills.
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And as the country deals with a level of gun violence unmatched by other developed nations, the question has often turned to what restrictions on firearms could help reduce how many shootings happen year after year.
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The unifying threads between the three companies pushing past the $1,000 marker are the desire to have an unmatched display (however briefly) and the depth of brand goodwill to convince consumers to come along for the ride.
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Still, from Seth and Alma's longing stares to Swearengen's unmatched vulgarity (when it comes to cussing, McShane gives Samuel L. Jackson a Hall of Fame-worthy run for his money), "Deadwood" remains a place well worth visiting.
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A deft politician with a nearly unmatched ability to forge relationships with unpredictable counterparts, Merkel has watched Trump's campaign speeches and closely monitored his public remarks since taking office, according to someone close to her in Berlin.
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Knowingly or not, the comment laid bare the real risks as Trump's legislative agenda kicks into high gear in the weeks ahead: succeed and lawmakers won't just stick by him, they'll celebrate his presidency with unmatched vigor.
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The beer programs won't turn students into instant brewmasters, but they do get their hands dirty, and they can walk away with a real depth of understanding that is pretty much unmatched in the restaurant environment today.
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Living legend Serena Williams wowed the world in April when she revealed that she won her 23rd Grand Slam singles title (a record unmatched by any player, male or female) during the first trimester of her pregnancy.
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Whether he skins his elbows during a kamikaze slide for a loose ball or draws the type of charge that his 210-year-old lower back will never forgive, Smart's addiction to sacrifice is admirable and unmatched.
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One masterly tableau describes the meeting room on the ground floor of 3 Savile Row, Apple's Georgian townhouse, where stood a large, gold-lined oak table and four expensive "unmatched" armchairs, never used as they were intended.
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It's true that candidates across the country have grown increasingly aggressive about trying to influence the nomination process on the other side, but the top-two system in California has raised these interventions to an unmatched scale.
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"If Turkey does anything that I, in my great and unmatched wisdom, consider to be off limits, I will totally destroy and obliterate the Economy of Turkey (I've done before!)," he tweeted the morning of Oct. 7.
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Housing listings from thousands of merchants enables Amazon to offer an unmatched product selection to increase the likelihood consumers shop with it, making these sales valuable to it even if it doesn't capture all of their revenue.
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"The greed at the expense of investors who are promised unmatched interest rates remained the only goal of the defendants despite the [July] decision," Justice Marc Lesage of the Quebec Superior Court said, CBC/Radio-Canada reported.
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Justify's sweep of the Triple Crown races last year, which followed the Baffert-guided American Pharoah's identical feat in 2015, raised his total of wins in Crown events to an unmatched 15, including five in the Derby.
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"Our confidence in the resilient success of Disney+ comes from the company's unmatched brand recognition, extensive premium content and unparalleled ecosystem to market the service," Alexia Quadrani, an analyst at J.P. Morgan, wrote in a recent report.
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He has turned his program into the anti-Alabama, and in the process has lifted Clemson — what by many rights should be just another Southern school that likes football — to a competitive level unmatched by any other.
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"The current trajectories in health spending are both unsustainable and unmatched by increases in quality," Alex M. Azar II, the secretary of health and human services and a trustee of Medicare and Social Security, said on Tuesday.
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And so it has gone for Mr. Biden, whose experience in the wars over climate change is unmatched among Democratic contenders for the White House, but whose image remains soporific to the young activists driving the debate.
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He has confirmed his first associate justice of the Supreme Court, and no fewer than a dozen judges for the Circuit Courts of Appeal, a record unmatched by any other president in his first year in office.
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Until now, Francis has marginalized or demoted the traditionalists, notably Cardinal Burke, carrying out an inclusive agenda on migration, climate change and poverty that has made the pope a figure of unmatched global popularity, especially among liberals.
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"Google and Facebook are effectively immune to all third-party cookie blocking because of their unmatched reach with first-party cookies," Mark Douglas, founder and CEO of the ad-tech firm SteelHouse, told Business Insider in May.
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What's beyond dispute is that Soleimani had a heroic reputation like no other individual in Iran, played a role unlike any other in advancing the revolution externally, and owned unmatched access to the country's famously inaccessible leader.
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In what should rank as one of the more ironic facts of modern politics, prominent Christian leaders and a record number of self-proclaimed evangelical voters supported for president a man of undisguised cruelty and unmatched narcissism.
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I want to see more American companies and investors engaged in an economy and business climate already unmatched in our region and which a series of recent financial studies have found is heading in the right direction.
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You'll be given full safety training and orientation—including an entry level handgun course for trips in disputed states—and will be accompanied by medical staff*, Darklake certified security agents, and tour guides with unmatched local knowledge.
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But it's only now — in the age of climate change — that we're beginning to understand how mangroves are truly extraordinary: their ability to store carbon, under the right conditions, is unmatched by any other tree on Earth.
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"Tony's broad IT experience in both the private and public sectors is unmatched and we are delighted to welcome him to the firm," said Robin Campbell, co-chair of Squire Patton Boggs's data privacy and cybersecurity practice.
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Last year, Australia had the second highest wealth per adult in the world — around $20163,600 — just behind Switzerland, according to a report from the bank Credit Suisse, which showed a steep rise unmatched by most other countries.
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"Beyond the capability to project military power at great range, their ability to project political and psychological power is arguably unmatched, and we are seeing that play out," said Huxley, of the International Institute for Strategic Studies.
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